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The immune response can be modulated by bacterial signaling molecules.

Barely any details about the film escaped during production.

Google's interpretation of its own ad policies ruled inconsistent and arbitrary.

Newly surfaced doc outlines FBI's IDLE program—which teases thieves with "decoy data."

"It will be a busy year."

The TRACED Act passed the Senate unanimously and is headed to Trump's desk.

Wawa payment-processing infection collected names, card numbers, and more.

After the Galaxy Fold, Samsung's next foldable looks like an S10 that folds in half.

UK man who fought extradition for almost a year is finally on US soil.

The 2020s could be even better for Tesla than the 2010s.

The buses will store excess power and return it to the grid when needed.

Researchers call for more prevention and treatment from health professionals.

One day later, Google and Apple have publicly shared more details about what's happening.

Plus deals on Samsung SSDs, the Google Pixel 3a, Xbox consoles, and more.

Mythic Quest: Raven's Banquet is a new comedy from the team behind It's Always Sunny.

Many enzymes need to grab electrons, and they're not picky about where they get them.

Data from new satellite shows the accident should have gotten more attention.

Itching to get your own Nebula mesh VPN up and running? We've got you covered.

Logic bombs created periodic malfunctions that only he knew how to fix.

Ed Snowden failed to seek pre-publication review as required by NSA contracts.

Remaster brings new online features, gameplay tweaks, and overhauled visuals.

Anthropologists may have found the last H. erectus group to succumb to extinction.

The NLRB's three-member majority rules property rights are paramount.

Seoul court convicted Samsung's Lee Sang-hoon and 24 others of labor violations.

The Civic is Honda's bread and butter, but driving it is no hardship.

"This is the culmination of years of hard work."

LifeLabs said it negotiated with hackers after they demanded a ransom.

5G for me and 5G for thee—especially if thou art an IoT device.

It's a bumpy ride on the way to a mostly satisfying conclusion.

The "Jacquard machine" used punch cards to "program" intricate weaving patterns.

Viasat gets $87.1M for rural broadband; no word yet on price or exact data caps.

It's still unclear where all the money ended up.

They found that it does not work as a cheese grater, however.

Gerry Cotten died suddenly without telling anyone the password to his cold wallet.

Comparisons of the everything store to a flea market seem increasingly apt.

Google changed where Chrome stores data. Chrome handles data for HTML apps. Uh oh.

Plus discounts on Death Stranding, noise-cancelling headphones, and more.

Trying to shift use from high-demand hours has some unintended consequences.

The bill’s authors plan to bring it back up in early January.

New analyses strongly suggest that all complex cells are a subset of archaea.

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The show still pushes for rapid weight loss and competitive weigh-ins.

With WebAuthn native to iOS and iPadOS, cross-industry MFA spec is ready to soar.

The company continues to explore subscriptions as a business model.

Nginx's co-founders were detained on criminal charges and now face civil suits.

FedEx walked from Amazon in August. Now Amazon says vendors can't use it either.

ICANN asks questions about new owner, will have 30 days to make decision.