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Written answers follow CEO Mark Zuckerberg's testimony before two Senate committees.

Blades is totally a mobile game, but it seems like it might be a good one.

Two counts of conspiracy to commit wire fraud and nine counts of wire fraud.

Letter to judge reveals 731 pages of messages, call logs uncovered on one of two phones.

Study leaders wooed industry and biased scientific framing to favor daily drinking.

Winfrey's deal reportedly isn't limited to TV shows, either.

Roger Thomas Clark previously told Ars, "They don't have shit on me."

Delta Sigma Phi: We've suspended the University of Central Florida chapter.

AP breaks the story by overhearing Data Propria's president speak about it in public.

We tested the $25,780 Accord Sport six-speed manual and were very impressed.

It’s just a correlation, but there’s a link between risky meds and depressive symptoms.

Mysterious problems rendered Apple's navigation app nearly useless for hours.

Anything that shakes the cable can be detected with the right setup.

AT&T completes Time Warner buy, days after beating government lawsuit.

Compared to this, Rian Johnson saved your childhood.

Driverless shuttles may be the first step toward fully self-driving cars.

The entire game takes place in one house, but imagination takes you elsewhere.

Star's death produces jets moving at nearly a quarter the speed of light.

Elastigirl drives amazing action sequences; Mr. Incredible born anew as stay-at-home dad.

"Must be available to work long hours and weekends as needed."

In 2017, Fitbit said federal criminal investigation into company was "without merit."

SigSpoof flaw fixed inGnuPG, Enigmail, GPGTools, and python-gnupg.

Samsung autocorrect is "bane of literally every agent of the FBI's existence."

Charter hit with $2 million fine for failing to complete network construction.

CD Projekt RED's first series since Witcher 3: A violent, first-person sci-fi RPG.

Plus last-minute Father's Day deals, a big Amazon devices sale, and more.

Mammalian species around the globe are becoming night-owls in order to avoid us.

New update claimed to reduce system stability issues by 20 percent.

Verizon has three unlimited plans, each with different high-speed data limits.

Google is making firmware changes to pass Microsoft's hardware compatibility tests.

The last in our three-part experimental podcast with genomicist George Church.

No one knows why it's happening.

Can the PS4's walled garden contain the world's biggest free-to-play game?

On the road, off-road, and at the track, this EV excels.

Walmart and other stores could become no-checkout zones with this technology.

There's gleeful chaos to be had If the last game's tech issues are addressed

The analysis challenges long-held assumptions about pre-Columbian trade networks.

We get nearly an hour to put 30 unlocked Smash fighters through their combat paces.

Announcement comes one month after plans announced for a proof-of-concept tunnel.

17 images posted by a single account over 10 months may have generated $90,000.

They voted to support assault weapon bans, minimum buying age, and closing loopholes.

Comcast gains confidence from AT&T's victory over Trump administration.

We won't hear from it until the skies clear.

As the fines become fewer and farther between, more executives feel the heat.

Since 1992, the frozen continent has lost about 2.7 trillion tons of ice.

"Using his voice to help put people to sleep? Well, he would love that."

Congestion-management system was deployed after 2008 BitTorrent controversy.

We recommend a few good gadgets for the guy who put up with you growing up.

Continuing our experiment with 30-ish minutes of curated discussion, just for you.

Co-writer Halley Gross talks about "the effects of trauma... on Ellie's soul."