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The new track brings Dorian very close to the South and North Carolina coasts.

The 7-mile road has 99 hairpin turns as it climbs 3,600 feet to Heaven's Gate.

Amazon has already renewed the series for a second season.

Latest forecast models are coming into better agreement.

It set the record at Ehra-Lessien, a test track with a 5.4-mile straight.

From the archives: Wait, I can write my own video games?!?!

Early trend-setters swayed the group in experiments on party stances.

Truer words: "Nothing is perfect, but a good waffle maker is damn close."

Exclusive: Neri tells Ars about the leap HPE is making—and why not everyone will make it.

"This is a life-threatening situation."

Need new reading material? Here are five new books you won't want to miss.

From the archives: Corporations watch the NFL using RFID tags to track player movements.

Gene-edited cow project on the butcher block after bacterial genes found.

#SaveTheOA understands the stakes of the streaming wars.

Can a cellular connection linking past and present help a grieving man revise history?

The FCC regulates cell phone signal booster, but it's easy to find unauthorized devices.

"I don’t know if we could’ve written it ourselves—it took a risk maybe we aren’t willing to."

"My whole town back home knows," one alleged victim said. "This ruined my life."

The LOUDEST movie ever made gets a new cut and a new, cutting-edge format.

Attackers installed malware that stole passwords, log-in credentials, and much more.

Photo of Imam Khomeini Space Center appears to be camera pic of photo from NRO satellite.

The company says the reports do not reflect its "current policies."

The doomed expedition became trapped in ice in 1846, and the entire crew perished.

In males and females, there's some overlap and some distinct influences.

Others accused of harassment in the industry include Skyrim composer, Oculus co-founder.

Comcast's lobby failed to stop launch of Fort Collins municipal broadband.

"You may have changed the future, but you didn't change our fate."

Elsewhere, dentists get in on the fun and Baltimore raids parks money to pay for repairs.

Adulterated liquids containing THC still appear to be a lead suspect.

Right light pulse duration and joint orientation enable ceramics to be welded.

Summertime ends, but the savings continue.

"We will see how things go and adjust if necessary."

We went to Gears' Canadian studio to test the campaign and chat with the director.

"I believe there are answers in the sky."

It's as if the world's best model just threw up its arms in despair.

In an exclusive interview with Ars, execs of controversial crypto company explain everything.

This latest work may have implications for the famous Phil Spector murder case.

EPA also seeks "alternative interpretations" of law letting it limit pollutants.

Stone tools at the Cooper's Ferry site resemble tools from Ice Age sites in Japan.

Teen girl, 16, is prosecuted under law intended to protect people like her.

Fall 2019 update will disable storage of Siri audio—users can turn it back on.

The super-rare Space School series used a special adapter made for Japanese schools.

The 3.8 million-year-old fossil reveals the face of Australopithecus anamensis.

Plus deals on USB-C PD power banks, gaming monitors, God of War, and more.

Children accidentally given hair-loss drug, minoxidil, instead of acid reflux med.

The program provides parts and resources for out-of-warranty iPhones.

Today, Unix powers iOS and Android—its legend begins with a gator and a trio of researchers.

Vizio, Panasonic, and LG will include it in their new TVs.

Stealthy new click-fraud technique displayed ads that were invisible to users.

Tesla says it won't use GPS or other in-car data in setting premiums.