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Homeopath: It treated “slightly rabid dog state.” Critic: That’s “patently absurd.”

The trend of streaming TV adaptions of classic sci-fi works continues.

City Attorney: companies are allowing customers to block public sidewalks.

Originally slated to launch by end of 2017; closely resembles last E3's reveal.

Russian censors up ante in effort to block secure chat by political opposition.

Telling people what scientists think makes conservative states look liberal.

Health experts say outbreak is a "clarion call" for health authorities worldwide.

Clyburn, the "conscience" of FCC, advocated for net neutrality and poor people.

Plus deals on Jaybird exercise headphones, Vizio and Sony 4K TVs, and more.

The name, if it has one, is still a mystery.

You can still e-file, but be careful.

Ex-CEO and committee chair accused of defrauding investors with fake contracts.

Four new boards include two samey longboards and first Boosted shortboards.

Disgraced score-chaser promises witnesses, documents will redeem his name.

Why selling full autonomy before it's ready could backfire for Tesla.

An upgraded Apple News app could be home to the company's trusted news sources.

The company is also using its processors’ performance monitoring to detect malicious code.

“This vehicle holds the promise of taking humanity deeper into the cosmos.”

FCC fines T-Mobile $40M for rural call failures but requires no refunds.

This is Redmond’s first-ever Linux distribution.

The hacks steal passwords and clear the way for future attacks, officials warn.

Could be the first of many apps to dump FB requirements in wake of recent disclosures.

ISPs hate California bill even more than the FCC rules they helped kill.

Hydro and wind were the big players last month.

FCC reveals a new model of a venerable headphone for a world without 3.5mm jacks.

Slim-bezel smartphones are all the rage, unless you're Sony.

Attackers pushing mobile surveillance-ware are stepping up their game.

Apple currently sanctions all watch faces for its wearable, even the Disney ones.

“I want to make sure the SLS Block 1 is the rocket you need, and it’s on time.”

Comments suggest struggling firm FirstEnergy could get help from the DOE.

Is this vaporware? A new system? Or a soon-to-be Switch feature?

LA city councilman: “That’s not good corporate citizenship.“

Performance doesn’t disappoint, but lack of strong software support does.

Grow your own dinos from frozen DNA in this hot new strategy game.

Targeting a small population of cells seems to be enough for some big effects.

YouTube can’t decide if I can make money off my 10-year-old Legend of Zelda video or not.

Asks Epic to “please stop trying to hire away my team”—after major December defection.

Victim’s family is “devastated” by the decision, their lawyer says.

Apple warns leakers that “they’re getting caught faster than ever.”

Russian authorities are demanding a universal key. Telegram says it doesn’t exist.

Google’s developer blog leaks iPhone X-style navigation gestures.

Google researchers try to replicate the “cocktail party effect” for computers.

The plant-based Impossible Burger shows up at White Castle in slider form.

Set expiration dates and password requirements on your sensitive emails.

You'll need a browser to watch it at first, but mobile and TV apps are coming.

The Fine Structure Constant may help tell us what's beyond the Standard Model.

The winners of online and at-track rounds will compete at Daytona in 2019 for the test.

The top-end part also bumps up the power draw.

Stellar teen acting, surprising polish, but one too many gaping plot holes.

A spoiler-free preview of a journey into deepest, darkest night.