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Grease collected from ceremonial feasts may have aided the stones' transport.

House minority leader, Texas Lt. Gov. say violent games "dehumanize" players.

The show's winning combination of horror, humor, and crime-solving deserved better.

Cloudflare CEO says site may return, but it'll be someone else's problem.

General trust, but partisan skepticism, and worries about conflicts of interest.

"We should have Starship Mk1 with 3 Raptors almost ready to fly by then."

"The FBI says they're 'going dark.' Well yeah, because they've been staring at the sun."

Netflix has many stand-up specials, but only one kinda takes dead aim at, er, automation.

Not to sound like a broken record, but Europe broke records again.

What makes Beethoven sound like Beethoven? Swiss team used data science to find out.

But could the 500-million-year-old arthropod have made Kessel Run in under 12 parsecs?

It's a powerful fitness watch, but the $229 Ignite misses the mark as a smartwatch.

Blame nonstandard design elements that exist in both Nintendo's and third parties' docks.

One funeral home director estimates nearly 20% of US funeral homes now offer streaming.

Cancer that moves from dog to dog has lots of mutations, little evolution.

These two female-owned sexual wellness companies want to even the playing field.

"My mom and her butt buddies are booty-calling Baphomet."

The story shows how a scrappy team launched the Genesis to challenge Nintendo.

Aircraft flew straight into canyon wall, witnesses said. Seven onlookers were also hurt.

Xfinity Mobile's unlimited plan caps video at 480p unless you pay extra.

The ADA is almost 30 years old, but the company says websites don't count.

Amazon stopped selling the $5 plastic buttons in February. Don't let yours die.

"About one-third of the time, we have been in 'detumble' mode."

It's not clear when, or if, archaeologists will fully excavate the shipwreck.

Ice Lake boasts significant power savings and much-improved integrated devices.

Screenshots show $4.99 a month service for "hundreds" of apps and games.

Apple will eventually resume human reviews, but only if customers opt in.

Pre-mourning for friendly local employees and serendipitous physical discovery.

Jason Statham, The Rock, and Idris Elba star in this Fast and Furious spinoff.

Also, another no-no for Momo.

Dear Engineer. You failed your licensing exam. Open this document to learn more.

This is one of the last macOS updates we'll see before Catalina.

Includes USA streaming debut of Who's 11th season, 700 other series' episodes.

It's another move to get Apple's entertainment services available in more places.

FCC: Cities can't use cable authority to regulate broadband or charge more fees.

Deadly drug-resistant fungus sweeping the globe travels with other superbugs.

They lead to slightly less watery clouds, which means less cooling than suspected.

For extremists, the Internet's craziest conspiracies inspire deadly violence.

Whistleblower said Cisco waited more than 4 years to fix serious flaw.

Will "get back in touch with my roots," does not say how much those roots are worth.

Plus deals on Apple Watches, wireless chargers, portable SSDs, and more.

ISPs will have to submit geospatial maps of broadband service areas.

But oval races like the Indy 500 will probably do without.

CEO says Switch owners often prefer to play on their other consoles.

Permanent Record will go on sale in September.

"Boeing became furious and tried to get me fired."

Cellular signal boosters do work—but are they worth the cost?

Partial hashes broadcast in Bluetooth can be converted to phone numbers, researchers say.

A pre-prestige show turns prestige TV, and it works. But it's also different.

Machine learning and artificial neurons right at home on new chip.