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"Superluminal" motion is old news to astronomers, but surprised our readers.

Standard probiotics may not be risk free.

Power the world, bring rain to the desert, and profit in this wild “What if?”

Over five years after the company collapsed, fans continue to reprint this cult classic.

Fourth District appeals court rules unanimously in suspects' favor.

Leecia Eve would recuse herself from Verizon matters and net neutrality case.

Splatoon 2, Pokemon Let's Go, Dead Cells top short list so far; Nintendo responds.

Before anyone asks: no, of course there won't be a Surface Phone.

Animals returned to their native range don't understand the unfamiliar territory.

"I have no disagreements with Tesla’s leadership," resigning exec writes.

Epic details technical, security hurdles of "indie" mobile launch

Verizon misled firefighters about limits of "unlimited data," senators say.

Nuclear becomes more acceptable as carbon emissions become less acceptable.

"There are more than 100 small launch vehicles in development."

Richard Bauer allegedly demanded more nudes to stop release of ones he claimed to have.

We'll definitely see the Pixel 3, and there's a good chance of a Pixelbook 2.

Inflammatory tweets and videos posted yesterday were the final straw for Twitter.

The new interface is faster, uses less data, and already powers some Twitter apps.

Or a 64GB card for $18. Plus deals on Vizio 4K TVs, PlayStation Plus, and more.

Seat belt pretensioners are a lifesaving technology, but these had a problem.

Pai suggests new rules for Web giants, but not for the ISPs he regulates.

Company says it judges developers' motives, intent to "incite and sow discord."

And Microsoft is offering enterprises dedicated app compatibility support.

Horses know when you sound angry, relax when you are cheerful.

Justice Department charges agents of Reconnaissance General Bureau in broad indictment.

Physicist William Happer has a history of rejecting climate science.

Plug-and-play for a whole new audience of gamer (within Xbox, Windows ecosystems).

The stylus, previously only available to education customers, will cost $69.

Tesla spox notes: "Autopilot doesn’t make the car impervious to all accidents."

“It is the next giant leap into quicksand."

The astronomer was famously excluded from the 1974 Nobel Prize in Physics.

The long-awaited zombie Christmas musical arrives in select theaters November 30

Meanwhile, Trump notes: "Maybe I did a better job because I'm good with the Twitter."

Another tech giant, Apple, was the first to reach the milestone just weeks ago.

The man is the first to have his death linked directly to Fukushima's meltdown.

We can trace the progress of the jets as they shoot out from the merger.

Multiple malware campaigns are spreading hacks of MikroTik gear, including failed Monero miners.

Two qubits, but computation part seems scalable. Don’t ask about the rest.

Emirates confirmed that “about 10 passengers” sick, media reports as many as 100.

Raymundo Jacquez has been on the Oakland Privacy Advisory Commission since it began.

Their complexity makes them a security hazard; their ubiquity makes replacement nigh impossible.

Of course we're going to pick some nits with the rockets.

Santa Clara County DA says eggs weren't "supported by competent and reliable science.”

WSJ report: End game comes after 2 top executives were criminally prosecuted.

"We want to find out the full name of who is at fault—and we will."

Lawyers: EA knew (or should have known) about previous violent incidents nearby.

Production starts in 2019.

Plus deals on the Apple HomePod, Vizio 4K TVs, and more.

Ars chats with Sam Shaw on that shocking twist and what's to come as the finale looms.

Clever hack allows lidar to act as a low-light camera—with depth perception.