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"I struggle to see a legit basis for this," one First Amendment expert told us.

Lidar startup Ouster gave us an exclusive in-depth look at its technology.

From the archives: They don't make them like they used to.

Meet Robyn Denholm: She'll take the new job as Tesla's chair in May 2019.

Infiniti's new Variable Compression Turbo is the centerpiece of this crossover.

It was veiled in darkness, but Samsung showed off its first folding phone.

Weakness allowed cops to monitor encrypted messages for some time.

Apple's Anand Shimpi, Phil Schiller talk silicon—"This is really an Xbox One S class GPU."

The iPad Pro raises the bar for performance, but has too many other limitations.

The new $499 price point is probably the best trade-off between price and specs.

Unannounced, unadvertised freebie lands ahead of Microsoft's X018 conference.

How you manage cooperation depends on how you perceive its lack.

Months after Kotaku first revealed extent of horribleness, lawsuits finally hit.

Blackburn, a key opponent of net neutrality rules in House, is going to the Senate.

Participants will virtually store their excess solar energy.

Unmeasurably small electric dipole moment kills many Standard Model extensions.

Everything you already loved about the Paperwhite, plus extra features, for $129.

Rogozin was diverted from his planned routes along company facades.

Charlie Shrem's attorney hits back in lawsuit brought by Winklevoss Capital Fund.

"The reason for using a Falcon 9 for this launch is that it will be less expensive."

AT&T's action against alleged pirates comes after purchase of Time Warner.

Traditional driver's ed might not teach car control, but this course does.

AMD is making the most of TSMC's 7nm process advantage over Intel.

Plus the Nokia 6.1 for $200, $300 off a OnePlus 6T, and more.

Georgia, Texas cases show states whistling past voting security graveyard.

Pai says seven big carriers haven't promised to use new robocall blocking tech.

Opinion: Blockchain-based voting would destroy public trust in elections.

"Scientists are perfectly happy to publish an outlandish idea."

Telecom with ties to China's government misdirected traffic for two and a half years.

The Coen brothers' latest offering gives us six stories in a single film.

"Some were focused on celebrities, others political debate," exec writes.

Users aren't really seeing new colors, just the same colors in a different way.

Vulnerability would have reportedly allowed someone to grab all Georgia voters' PII.

Analysis: Election servers in Wisconsin, Kentucky could be susceptible to hacking.

Fake error messages, phishing, and other annoyances will soon be heavily penalized.

President Rouhani's phone "bugged," attacks against network infrastructure claimed.

Gab continues to be popular with antisemites.

Antibodies made in a llama protected mice from sixty flu strains.

Since its shape defines its state, a Bose Einstein qubit may be unbreakable.

But lawsuits over Pai's net neutrality repeal and California law will continue.

iOS and Android apps no longer able to receive antenna TV signals through console

Will we hear more about Samsung's foldable display smartphone this week?

Apple’s slightly cheaper iPhone is the best new iPhone for most people.

Amazon, Target, Walmart, and others are fighting hard for your holiday dollars.

"They are looking for contract workers instead of permanent employees."

Mr. Robot creator Sam Esmail adds classic horror filmmaking to an already good story.

And out today, some low-end Xeon E parts.

State-level policies often affect local environment more than federal policies.

Even when the vaccine is available, some parents are reluctant

Startup dubs swift July vote on prohibition: "a hasty and deceptive proceeding."