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Radical Heights' "last ditch attempt" fails to save Lawbreakers studio.

Police say that "10-15" students' grades were changed, but not the suspect's own.

Impressions on the inner surface of skull fragments reveal parts of Homo naledi's brain.

Bioshock, Borderlands, XCOM will no longer be available after May

Stunning Lenovo design has 95-percent screen-to-bezel ratio, but will they build it?

Democrats force Senate to vote this week—FCC repeal would take effect on June 11.

Nintendo expects stock "through the end of the year" after June 29 relaunch.

Galileo's closest approach to Europa brought it within 206km of the moon's surface.

Trump vows to help shuttered Chinese phone giant ZTE "get back into business."

Researchers explain the attack behind their warning to disable email plugins for now.

New changes and new bugs make Android P 2 a mixed bag.

Better graphics, 700-nit brightness screens, and more define HP's newest PCs.

Again, fundamental physics values shouldn't change based on how you measure them.

We tried one of the awful video services many jails offer instead of visitation.

The flaws can expose emails sent in the past and "pose an immediate threat."

A number of different forces are at work here.

Instead, burying the waste is the preferred method of disposal.

Kaiju-stomping half of Labo is intentionally thin. For many, that might be fine.

No one asked me if I wanted a sequel, but I'm damn glad they made one.

Does having thousands of unread messages drive you insane? You're not alone.

Source tells WSJ the departure isn't connected to Tesla's Autopilot issues.

The cryptocurrency boom helped GPU makers score another quarter of huge profits.

"Securus takes no steps to verify that uploaded documents in fact provide authorization…"

He lost $500,000, but you wouldn’t know it from listening to him.

Another example of why Spring is usually a good time to buy a new TV.

Earthers, Martians, and Belters have to wait to see if it's picked up elsewhere.

“For those that know rockets, this is a ridiculously hard thing."

Owners were resorting to freezing or hairdrying their machines.

Curious why there's flaming hot rock in the middle of a subdivision?

Plenty of buffering problems for the stream's debut event.

Today's Battle Royale hit captures the best ideas from Epic's underrated MOBA.

Domesticated horses reshaped Central Asia, but where did they come from?

As promised, FDA got DOJ to crackdown on shady, dangerous stem cell clinics

Musk: "Man, anyway, I'm stressed."

Viral DNA recovered from ancient human remains sheds light on HBV's evolutionary past.

"Our reputation has been damaged," AT&T CEO tells employees in internal memo.

There are a lot of unanswered questions about the ambitious project.

It may take 40 years for the site to appear like "a normal reactor at the end of its life.

Just like mammals, artificial networks evolve cells that tell them where they are.

"There are people who are extremely interested in him not coming to Russia."

Over two months, seven extensions stole credentials and installed currency miners.

You will no longer be able to throw your Klout score around… did anyone really do that?

5:47pm ET launch time anticipated.

Over 15,000 bricks and a Lego Mindstorms heart bring the game to life.

Plus deals on the Echo Dot and Google Home Mini, PC components, and more.

"Get a chance to have your say on Muslim immigration without politically censorship."

Study calculates energy Harvey took from the ocean, shows human role.

AT&T may have tried to influence merger review by paying Cohen, Democrats say.

Assistant Game Director Aaron Keller explains what went into making Rialto fun.

Distracted driving is worst in the Northeast, best in the Midwest.