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Democrats praise whistleblower while Republicans complain about hearing.

The Origami King: New battle system, open-world sections, paper-airplane warfare.

Idea shows some potential, but it’s no substitute for halting global warming.

Businesses in France will get only one hour to delete child porn or terrorism.

Dealmaster also has deals on Final Fantasy VII Remake, AirPods Pro, and more.

Lighting, streaming, and scalability combine for a jaw-dropping console showcase.

Scientists “map” how distrust in health expertise spreads through social networks.

If new phones can't ship with Google apps, how about small upgrades to 2019 phones?

But what does that mean for our complicated history with the Neanderthals?

Cats can infect other cats with coronavirus, but is there cause for concern?

A critical Green Run test firing may occur around Thanksgiving of this year.

Come for the detailed history, stay for the Control DLC tease.

We spent months researching and testing wireless mice for work and play.

Apple loyalists have new Wi-Fi options available in their favorite store.

The idea is to find those who have developed immunity and put them in essential jobs.

Proponents of mobile and internet voting point to its uneventful track record.

Blind rush to reopen will worsen COVID-19 spread, Bright tells Congress.

As Bob Dylan sang, the times they are a-changin’.

Don't worry, purists; you can still get a manual six-speed transmission.

Though official figures are spotty, mortality data paints a grim picture.

Internal strife at Google causes two major Pixel executives to quit.

Sources apparently shared several new details about the headphones with 9to5Mac.

Judging by the heatsinks, that system could preheat Huang's oven by itself.

Good news: the robots are catching more. Bad news: there's more to catch.

Arrows may have been deliberately “fletched” to spin clockwise as they hit their victims.

New royalty-free period, which is retroactive, has grown by a factor of 20 in 9 years.

Verizon promises “dramatic improvements” eventually, but it’s not clear when.

County says Tesla can begin some, but not all, operations this week.

Dropping to 30fps, as in Assassin's Creed Valhalla, is a “creative decision.”

It's directed by Dirk Maggs, who also directed audio dramas for Good Omens, Anansi Boys.

The company also introduced a new 17-inch model, the XPS 17.

The National Poison Data System saw the growth of poisonings start weeks earlier.

Lawmakers and city officials do not see benefits of meal delivery consolidation.

This year’s Fire HD 8 models offer USB-C charging, a faster CPU, and more RAM.

After the darkness of Bandersnatch, we get a wackier, more ambitious take.

China ordered all Wuhan residents get tested for COVID-19—that’s ~11 million people.

Which is harder, a million-dollar sim or a game like iRacing? The answer might surprise.

Democrats also pitch $50 monthly discounts with low-income broadband fund.

What happens in the fall all depends on how much we prepare for it now.

Google Play Music users finally get a transition path to YouTube Music.

Teased by Hawk himself as a text message to fans before YouTube reveal.

Dealmaster also has deals on Anker batteries, Thunderbolt 3 docks, and more.

Disney paid $75 million for rights, originally planned fall 2021 theatrical release.

A lower rate of bitcoin creation means the network consumes less energy.

Evil maids can use the Thunderbolt port to access your computer; many restrictions apply.

China's Long March 5B rocket launched without a second stage.

Live Loops, Step Sequencer, and new Sampler tools headline the update.

Apache gets an undeserved bad rep from outdated guides—learn to set it up right.

Most will run in the background and can enable new features as well as bug fixes.

A new keyboard and faster performance make this slightly thicker laptop a winner.