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"We feel confident that people will want to come and see one of these rockets."

"It's time to go back to the Moon—this time to stay.”

Breach using spear phishing and backdoors exposed data for 78.8 million people.

More to come "in June." For now, we can confirm active battling a la FFXV.

Drupal, Joomla, and Typo3 all bitten by bug in PharStreamWrapper.

Plant owner Exelon said the reactor would shut down by September 30.

Plus $30 off a Nintendo Switch, Pixel 3A and Amazon device deals, and much more.

Demo satellites launch next week; "satellites for actual service" later in 2019.

"You know what they say about Derry. No one who dies here ever really dies."

Conspiracy came right at the end of season 1, and it stands out even today.

Hellfire missile has spring-loaded blades created to minimize collateral damage.

Chris Hughes says Zuckerberg sacrificed "security and civility for clicks."

Text-heavy games are often inaccessible to the visually impaired, company notes.

First episode comes to Oculus Quest on May 21, offers 45 minutes of thrills for $10.

Source code, network access being sold online by "Fxmsp" collective.

Bitcoin's price has been rising in recent weeks and it's not clear why.

Google's cost cutting doesn't hurt the plastic Pixel much.

"Game developers shouldn’t be allowed to monetize addiction," Mo. Republican says.

"We did not get the results we wanted."

Don't call it a reboot. Showrunner Damon Lindelof says it's more of a remix.

A skimming campaign continues to infect sites with malicious JavaScript.

Experiment showed middle-schoolers got their parents thinking.

Pulled "Elsweyr" RPG is extremely similar to a D&D adventure published in 2016.

Drivers around the world are switching off their apps on Wednesday.

The cradle of the Industrial Revolution is turning a corner away from pollution.

Long outages and bad customer service mar Frontier's government-funded network.

Including $100 gift cards and a few trade-in deals.

A year after 911 system hit, most of city's networks are down.

You can get the first available models at the end of May starting at $939.

After shattering the record at Pikes Peak, the ID R takes on the Nürburgring.

Porsche played a small role in diesel scandals, but it benefitted from the cheating.

System will mix Epyc CPUs and Radeon Instinct GPUs.

Lyft customers in the Phoenix area will be able to choose a self-driving taxi.

Plus, a new hands-free Driving Mode and Waze support.

A plastic body, slower SoC, and other cuts get the Pixel down to a new low price.

The Google Assistant got yet another home today, this time in the Nest lineup.

We're not sure when Fandango will start pre-selling tickets to 2027's Avatar 5, but...

No more prorated final bills: Charter/Spectrum makes it more expensive to cancel.

Pitchford says former VP is "bitter and disgruntled" about 2017 dismissal.

Video: Army says program is on track but cuts 2020 budget for pistols from SIG Sauer.

Plus 25% off a new Roomba, a big Lenovo ThinkPad discount, and much more.

Senators want "resounding precedent" against Facebook in privacy case.

"The agency is investing in keeping the United States on the leading edge."

A new bottom bar lets you control music and maps at the same time.

Already criticized for not protecting its exploit arsenal, the NSA has a new lapse.

Director Dome Karukoski talks about bringing the author's interior life to the screen.

The new Windows Subsystem for Linux will use a real Linux kernel.

At least seven pregnancy discrimination lawsuits have been filed in eight years.

The shaman's repertoire may have included cocaine and ayahuasca.

And, lo, did fans sarcastically reply, "You guys all have phones, right?"