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The final days of Franklin's 1846 expedition have long been a tragic mystery.

The exact cost estimates vary, but the US consistently ranks near the top.

French illustrator Étienne Léopold Trouvelot wanted to capture public's imagination.

Prepped by an expert chef, bugs can fade into a complex dish.

Avoiding a court case allows Musk to remain as Tesla CEO.

Op-ed: Elon Musk is a brilliant entrepreneur—but he's not a great manager.

One of 2018's hottest board games... involves birds, cats, and a little raccoon?

Fresno-based federal judge won't force Facebook to help MS-13 investigation.

A look at what arcades were like long before the days of Pac-Man—and even pinball.

The focus is on the iOS, Android, Web, and Win32 versions of the apps.

Cloudflare Registrar will charge just what the TLDs and ICANN do.

New "Art of Super Mario Odyssey" book shows official tease of a Bowser-ized Peach.

Advertised telco prices would have to include all fees if Democrat's bill passes.

450 cars, dynamic weather and seasons, and enough racing to keep you busy for ages.

Improved writing anchors an effective and affecting tale of brothers on the run.

Bugs in two features enabled mass harvest of single sign-on tokens.

Massive renewable additions will require more grid-stabilizing technology.

The old client's brief reprieve is at an end.

Latest $9.2 billion contract will deliver at least 351 new advanced jet trainers.

Porsche will build 77 of the new cars, but where can they race?

Lidar images suggest connections between cities but also large-scale warfare.

It's the first minor update pushed out to all Watches running watchOS 5.

Wear OS gets better with version 2.0, but what are you supposed to run it on?

Stage 9 got a Priority One message from Starfleet Command (CBS): cease and desist.

9 suspects at large, while 7 men now in custody in Alameda Co., another in Sonoma.

Just because it was banned doesn't mean it's no longer a problem.

"If we had not reached orbit on that attempt, SpaceX would not exist."

Pattern of warm ocean temperatures played the biggest role.

High-speed tabulator vulnerable to remote attacks, and that's only part of the problem.

Oculus CTO sees portable headset competing with Nintendo Switch in the market.

Privacy-conscious users were unhappy at being signed in to browser without consent.

The estimates are the highest seen in more than a decade.

Musk tweeted he had "funding secured" for a buyout. The SEC says that was false.

Tory Bruno, chief of United Launch Alliance, "a real visionary and risk taker."

"System only works if we can assure the integrity of the RIN marketplace," official says.

Plus a 15% off site-wide eBay sale, $10 off the Amazon Fire TV Stick, and more.

Robocallers hit with $120M in FCC fines for hiding behind spoofed numbers.

Duo Security researchers spoofed serial numbers, exploited Apple's Device Enrollment Program API.

$30K for hip replacement, 11K for vaginal birth—and those are just the averages.

The method could provide an alternative to destructive issue sampling from mummies.

Full VR motion-tracking in a cheaper, portable form factor is instantly compelling.

Prime members pay the online price in-store, while everyone else pays more.

No new cap on costs; Southern Company would have to cover additional cost overruns.

In the lab, mosquito populations don't evolve resistance to this approach.

More battery cells may not smooth out other bottlenecks in Model 3 production.

Comparison with modern strains offers glimpses of the pathogen's evolutionary history.

"Around 2030 we expect to begin developing propellant and sending it to spacecraft."

Six new episodes will show up for streaming on Turkey Day.

Lawsuit highlights the downsides of online platforms outsourcing moderation.

In a five-year follow-up, nearly two-thirds of patients never needed surgery.