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FCC is still measuring in-home speeds—but hasn't released report in two years.

Daniel Rigmaiden, now a privacy advocate, heads to court representing himself.

Shrinking from human to ant size would increase metabolic rate and oxygen needs.

Company called Energy Vault has an agreement to build a pilot tower in India in 2019.

Its age is unknown—and a touchy subject.

Samuel Jackson's criminal mastermind wants world to see super powers are real

"Exact dollar per batch—that's transparency," Instacart executive tells Ars.

Plenty of animals have ritual greetings. But most are not like this.

We've pored over the ads to find Black Friday tech deals that won't be trash.

Card packs, tickets, heroes, creeps, spells: We've got screens of (nearly) everything.

Tunnel reportedly ends on property The Boring Company recently bought.

Zany parkour shooter was among Xbox One's best in 2014—prepare your mouse and keyboard.

But we don't know of any mechanism that can create Pluto's "washboard" terrain.

Chunky, colorful pieces and simple rules make this a game for everyone.

A government cut-and-paste error revealed Assange has apparently been charged.

Intel’s latest has performance to spare for gamers and power users.

Reps introduce new House bill to shed light on police interactions gone wrong.

The spacecraft will "arrive" at Bennu officially in about two weeks.

Microsoft would offer "disc to digital" trade-ins for existing software.

As if there weren’t already enough reasons to shun SMS-based 2fa...

The best news? Supposedly, the world-class camera remains unchanged.

Legendary screenwriter's passing takes part of our childhood with him.

Video: Check out 30fps action, learn how Panic Button worked another Switch miracle.

Even beyond climate change, human activities raised the rainfall total.

HP made the already solid business two-in-one better, but it's mostly familiar.

Endlessly inventive replayable scenarios make for deeply satisfying stealth gameplay.

Filing in unrelated case mentions criminal charges against Wikileaks founder.

Passing comets and eclipses may have stoked fears of pending apocalypse.

Review also explores whether Poké Ball Plus is worth an extra $40. (Answer: maybe.)

"It would be a waste of scientific time to devote the resources to look at it."

Earwax tracks the rise and fall of cortisol alongside whaling, war, and warming.

Victim was flooded with hundreds of violent and anti-Semitic messages.

Apple's TV streaming service is rumored to debut in the first half of 2019.

Out of the gate, real people somehow make Fallout feel a little emptier.

Sony: "We are exploring new and familiar ways to engage our community in 2019."

"We should be, with all deliberate speed, returning to the Moon."

Initial launch of 4,425 satellites to be followed by 7,518 closer to the ground.

Multi-drug resistant gonorrhea is a rapidly growing threat.

Another mission success for SpaceX.

Plus $10 off a NES or SNES Classic, $40 off an Nvidia Shield TV, and more.

Research found throttling of YouTube, Netflix, Amazon, and Skype.

The new car doesn't just look better, it goes better, too.

ThousandEyes falls prey to the type of DNS goof it helps customers avoid.

Fraud is on the rise despite a move to chip cards.

A New York Times expose reveals how Facebook sought to discredit critics.

Director Tim Burton brings his signature style to a classic animated tale.

F-15s, Impossible Burgers, and plenty of attention to detail stand out.

On SpaceX: "We are very much confident to compete against them.”

A large planet appears to be orbiting out near the system's snow line.

Dampening international collaboration is damaging to everyone, scientists say.