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America may not maintain its position as a global leader in biomedical research.

The Ukraine war has exacerbated Russia's decline in space.

Scientists find a way to look for alien life that doesn't need elaborate equipment.

New (and cheaper) Micro LED TVs have been announced.

Opinion: These tech products have gotten better over time.

A CEO speaking out against a Trump administration policy seems refreshing.

There's yet another way to inject malicious prompts into chatbots.

Removed pages include guidance and data on HIV, contraceptives, and teen health.

Judge: It's not clear whether utility pole worker's symptoms were caused by lead.

Rather than just warn you, Chrome will guide you to making a better password.

The worker is said to have had pink eye and is recovering from the infection.

Getting the new F1 hybrid right is a challenge.

Altman responds with pithy offer to buy Twitter for $9.74 billion.

With a Space Force review still ongoing, ULA is removing its next Vulcan rocket from the launch pad.

Updates may also re-enable Apple Intelligence for those who turned it off.

US stance is "180-degree turnaround" from Biden administration.

This mega utility vehicle is a big ask on multiple fronts.

The first Trump administration tried this, and Congress passed a rule to block it.

Chatbot maker partners with TSMC to manufacture custom AI chip, with plans for future iterations.

Major report was designed to answer the public's biggest questions on nature.

Details on beta registration, prices, compatible phones, and technical limits.

At this point, it's unclear whether the issues are one-offs or systemic.

The state is much more permissive than California for driverless vehicles.

The quick-hit Minesweeper-style RPG has just the right mix of logic and luck.

17 percent of BMW sales are EVs; another 7 percent are hybrids.

Three more tales of CenturyLink failing to fix outages until hearing from Ars.

After 75K attempts over 5 years, Summoning Salt is hanging up the virtual gloves.

DOT orders states to halt plans to build federally funded EV stations.

Sudden and drastic change will make it hard for researchers to keep the lights on.

Opinion: EA might be done with single-player games-but we're not.

The White House has not made a final decision yet on the large rocket.

Nine cases are confirmed, 3 are probable. Officials says more are likely to come.

WikiTok cures boredom in spare moments with wholesome swipe-up Wikipedia article discovery.

Developer's big overhaul of long-running franchise is a brave, long process.

Students don't want loan data used in AI probe to slash DOE, according to lawsuit.

Apple last year opposed UK's secret notices demanding encryption backdoors.

New method exploits a ladder-climbing glitch, emulator tools, and a bit of luck.

Audi upends its naming scheme (again), and Porsche plans more engines.

North America's largest bird disappeared from the wild in the late 1980s.

New budget phone may include bigger screen, USB-C, Face ID, Apple Intelligence.

Vast's schedule for deploying a mini-space station in low-Earth orbit was always ambitious.

Users can access thumbsticks, shoulder buttons while sliding Joy-Cons on a flat surface.

"This kind of cut would kill American science and boost China."

Apple's defenses that protect data from being sent in the clear are globally disabled.

Meta's alleged torrenting and seeding of pirated books complicates copyright case.

Still banned at some schools, ChatGPT gains an official role at California State University.

The UK has transitioned to a lower-emission grid. Now comes the hard part.

New study shows why annual COVID boosters are critical to controlling COVID.

When it comes to meaningless gestures, macaws try to follow the crowd.