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"To be frank, I'm a little emotionally exhausted."

It's not known if Autopilot was active at the time of the crash.

Nick Pizzolatto finds his lost mojo with haunting tale of fractured time and memory.

Loading brewer’s yeast with cannabis genes turns them into cannabinoid factories

This very expensive SUV can get down and dirty off-roading.

Both Pluto and Charon have a dearth of craters made by small objects.

"This vehicle has to work."

Hospital group argues the penalties are misguided and calculated unfairly.

Follows record-breaking stream of DJ Marshmello concert inside its battlegrounds.

Xfinity Mobile deploys fix after weak PIN system fueled number-porting attacks.

Dozens of new stores are in the works, and the first may open before 2019's end.

Richard Plepler, 28-year veteran of HBO, was reportedly frustrated by new owner.

Video: Leigh Honeywell created Never Again pledge and a company devoted to tech-worker safety.

"They’re forcing us to look at things in a new way, and I think that’s really cool."

“Not much room to improve radio frequency tech... We're running out of low-hanging fruit."

"If I were betting, I would say this year the chances are very, very high."

The studio behind CoD: Modern Warfare and Titanfall is working on a Star Wars game.

Extreme stress doesn't impact "readiness potential." That's good news for BCIs.

Amazon has been testing the program with a few customers, but now it becomes official.

220 miles of range and cloth seats for the cheapest-ever Tesla.

Internal platforms have gotten out of sync and need to be realigned.

Only a few select channels can keep comments enabled on videos with children.

Google takes its smartphone market strategy to cars, starting with the Polestar 2.

The conquistador scuttled his ships before marching inland to destroy Tenochtitlan.

Plus new lows for LG's OLED TVs, deals on iPads, the Xbox One X, and more.

New York Times: Facebook is building a new cryptocurrency for WhatsApp payments.

One part of the mouse's brain creates the song, another coordinates the duets.

Report suggests upgrades were delayed for years on related transmission lines.

OneWeb has big plan for low-latency Internet, but won't meet goal of 2019 rollout.

Archaeologists found the oldest tattooing tool ever discovered in North America.

Social media platforms aren’t living up to voluntary code of conduct, commissioner says.

Computers are good at processing vast amounts of data, but humans still have their uses.

Investigating the "cabinet grip" that wore down the sides of Pac-Man arcade cabinets.

Director Simon Kinberg reimagines the canonical storyline from the X-Men comics.

Sega wasn't involved with game or controller, but its Sega Ages line gets a shout, too.

"The SEC takes this very seriously," a legal scholar told Ars.

Company claims that 19% of pages on mobile Chrome come from hitting back.

The new Blu-ray will include both the theatrical cut and the director's cut.

Intermittent power supply is a problem for the grid, and predicting it has value.

Alex Kurtzman will share executive producing duties with Michelle Paradise.

Sediment cores suggest Angkor went out because of a century of neglect.

It's lighter, more powerful, faster, and more useable than the outgoing 650S Spider.

During investigation, researchers found different isotope in crematory operator.

In a rapidly changing climate, those memories may lead them astray.

For those with mixed feelings about the series, Part II looks like more of the same.

As the price of wind turbines tumbles, the hydrogen fuel cell revolution is nigh.

Company paid $1,000 for fake reviews, admits there's no evidence for diet claims.

18mm-thick smartphone goes just a bit overboard in the quest for more battery.

System hides cold ions from cooling laser, allowing hot ions to be selectively cooled.

Measures against Internet Research Agency apparently went beyond sliding into DMs.