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Armageddon is just days away, and someone has lost the Antichrist.

Illicit drugs and dealers are currently driving deaths, Purdue argues.

Democrats' bill has good chance in House but faces tough odds in Senate.

CEO Armstrong "transitions out" Neutrino leaders who worked for exploit dealer.

Cape Town, Johannesburg cloud regions now available.

The policy has angered some customers who pre-ordered the technology.

New algorithm can "time travel" using trophy dates for past player estimates.

Get a look at Qualcomm's new ultrasonic fingerprint sensor in the S10.

Now Genius Bars and Authorized Service Providers won't turn these iPhones away.

Technique may one day lead to return of commercial supersonic flight.

Fitbit wants more users on its platform—that means devices at many price points.

We finally get some proper seat time in Tesla's mass-market electric vehicle.

The driver of the Uber vehicle could still face criminal charges.

Glass would be more durable than the plastic polymers used in early foldables.

New York utility incentives must have SAE CCS and CHAdeMO plugs.

This is the second time we've cleared HIV, and it may help us learn what works.

Alcohol content, the pour, and shape of the glass are also factors in wine tears.

D-Wave's architecture becomes more complex while machine gets faster, more capable.

Plus the PS4 Pro for $360, a 128GB microSD card for $21, iPad deals, and more.

Researcher discovers servers in China collecting data on 364 million social media profiles daily.

Businesses like T-Mobile are "lin[ing] the president's pockets," lawmakers say.

There's no guarantee of a happy ending as the epic series heads into the end game.

It's early days yet, but so far Microsoft has done little to distinguish its browser.

Rep. McCarthy aide says program was halted 6 months ago, and renewal is unlikely.

It seats between six and eight and will have up to 249 miles of range.

Short extreme events may have a bigger impact than a slow warming.

The series is based on an idea Lee pitched in 1971, but studio heads took a pass.

Reddit users, journalists have gotten refunds after asking Sony customer service.

Spielberg feels that films like Roma should be classified as TV movies instead.

A 2017 lawsuit accused Google of underpaying women.

White House staff apparently ignored Trump's demands to intervene in DOJ review.

"I condemn all unethical content this website stands for."

Volkswagen goes back in time to the days of the dune buggy.

A user was apparently able to see hundreds of Google Photo accounts.

SpaceX's success with reusable rockets has driven the name change.

The midterms were just a warmup, NSA's Joyce warns, as work begins to defend 2020 election.

AT&T reportedly plans Time Warner layoffs but is boosting HBO content by 50%.

Who needs a notch when you can just make the camera disappear into the phone?

Intel makes good on its 2017 promise; the USB-IF is still terrible at naming things.

Volvo's boss says "it’s worth doing if we can even save one life."

We talk to the operations manager of IceCube, Antarctica's biggest physics experiment.

Op-ed: The patent bargain is seriously busted.

Archaeologist studied tomb inscriptions and matched names to historical records.

Astronauts or astro-nots?

SUV will cost about 10 percent more than Model 3, won't have falcon-wing doors.

Jupiter's moon isn't a great place to colonize, but other aspects are quite plausible.

At $599 and 3.9 pounds, this Chrome OS convertible has clear pros and cons.

Tim Maughan’s debut novel is full of cyberterrorism, surveillance, and lots of smart glasses.

Don't underestimate ritual and tactility.

Docking required a number of things to go right, and they did.