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The Oasis Beer Garden will serve its final pizza and pour its last pint on March 7.

This is what happens when you combine great actors with an incoherent plot.

The XPS 13 laptop isn't stale anymore, but it still forces a few compromises.

At this annual science conference, even humor has thorough research methods behind it.

Male and female fruit flies both need one gene, but they need it to do different things.

Killing net neutrality helps Pai win award for "standing up under pressure."

Taxpayers could be especially vulnerable this year.

Data is read off e-passports, but CBP lacks software to verify digital signatures.

Academy president says attracting the "wider gamer audience" isn't a priority.

Apartment dwellers are an untapped market for EVs. Creative solutions are needed.

Plus deals on PlayStation VR, Roku TVs, SSDs, wireless charging pads, and more.

1Password uses first five characters of a hash to compare passwords to breaches.

Former Trump campaign manager allegedly emailed doctored docs to his assistant.

Greg Wyler, the founder of OneWeb, starts a second company to compete with himself.

Flagship smartphones from Google, Samsung, OnePlus, and LG are now compatible.

Legal scholar says Redbox's win over Disney is an "atomic bomb of a finding."

WallyGPX draws on Baltimore with his mountain bike and GPS tracking data.

Study knocks back hopes of using genetics to design weight-loss diets.

Video: Why hasn’t anything emulated Mr. Robot yet? The staff remains uniquely capable.

“Don’t tell anyone, but the Wi-Fi password is ‘martians,’” Musk says.

Stone Age people built an artificial island of rock, bones, and wood.

Neanderthals created art and knew how to use symbols, new studies say.

The movie is slated to begin shooting this summer.

Parkland student who plays Call of Duty responds: “That’s just a really pathetic excuse.”

Connected cars are going to monetize data, but most drivers don’t know that.

Researchers run the numbers on what could be a win-win.

For some reason, 0.5 percent are still using the initial Windows 10 release.

The deal makes UPS one of the leaders in alternative-vehicle adoption.

Stardock claims Fred Ford and Paul Reiche III didn’t even create the classic games.

His discovery helps us validate models of what's going on inside these explosions.

Most of the new stores would open in Seattle, but Amazon is also considering LA.

Venezuela says its presale raised $735 million in 24 hours. Don’t believe it.

Despite Switch success, older portable is still popular, especially in the US.

Lawsuits against the FCC can begin as repeal is published in Federal Register.

FCC might have doomed its preemption case by renouncing authority over broadband.

Two new wireless earbud models could come out by the end of 2019.

No other car on sale can drive itself like this Caddy.

These fairings will separate from the rocket at about three minutes after launch.

Certificates registered in names of real corporations are surprisingly easy to come by.

Camera believed to be part of “Operation Drawbridge” effort to monitor the border.

Tim Chevalier sues Google, claims only employees "who represent the majority" speak.

Phil Spencer sees “opportunity and responsibility to make gaming for everyone.”

At launch, systems from HP, Lenovo, and Asus will be available.

Plus deals on Samsung SSDs, TCL Roku TVs, iPads, Dell PCs, and more.

Right-wing tweeters see thousands of followers purged for “suspicious account behavior.”

All 6th, 7th, and 8th generation Core processors now have microcode available.

The people who built Stonehenge were completely replaced by Central Europeans.

Nest's indoor camera gets the Google Assistant, just like a Google Home.

At launch, serious issues loom, but it's otherwise the most compelling RTS in years.

DMCA exemption fight shows mistrust over limited "preservation" claims.