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Musk will get billions—but only if Tesla stock rises substantially.

FCC chair still can’t offer proof that repeal will boost broadband access.

Doctors say repeated stings boost risks; it’s “both unsafe and unadvisable.”

A few small accessibility changes can unlock a whole new playerbase.

Lytro seems to be at the end of the line, and Google is grabbing it at a bargain.

See how an entire scene bounces off Captain Phasma's armor at 24 frames per second.

Twist on planetary CT scan picks up something new.

Joint Special Operations Command ran campaign against ISIS, Al Qaeda for at least 6 years.

If you thought cheating was widespread across the industry, you're probably right.

AT&T can't force California customers into arbitration, judge says.

"We have a pretty broad long-term vision."

An exact price hasn't been announced, but TVs should be relatively affordable.

Huami's affordable smartwatch borrows a lot from others, adds little originality.

GDC 2018 panel shows off a 3D-printed Hololens mod—and lots of high-fiving.

Backdoor allows attacker to recover private keys stored on Ledger hardware wallets.

When building, there are lots of different paths to the same ends.

No big surprises about the timing, given the company’s new release timetable.

All bugs require administrative access to exploit.

Bridge officers on both ACX Crystal and Fitzgerald could face criminal charges in Japan.

Striking evidence means the “Toba Catastrophe Theory” is headed for the dustbin.

For the Great Plains, natural variability will dominate until late this century.

Charter tried to count old broadband toward new merger commitments, NY says.

Trump operatives got private data from 50 million Facebook users.

Plus deals on the HTC Vive, the Switch Pro Controller, and a sitewide eBay sale.

Vivendi is officially out of the picture—but Tencent’s Western dominance only rises.

Google Play Instant can launch a demo instantly on Android, with no install process.

Sets precedent for blocking extradition of hackers to US on humanitarian grounds.

2017 saw both coal and natural gas use decline.

Before that, console-quality games on mobile phones will be the big trend.

The clinical success suggests promising strategy for fighting antibiotic resistance.

Law mandates Marshall Space Flight Center as "essential" to future of US propulsion.

Episode 2 of “Every Generation Online” asks about what all those Boomers are doing.

If the temperature is below 45˚F, your all-seasons aren’t really working.

Tempe police chief says victim "came from the shadows right into the roadway."

CSO Alex Stamos clashed with other executives over handling of Russian meddling.

It should now take about half an hour during the reboot phase.

We break down our first session with the Western version to explain why we’ll come back.

A new program may offer incentives for any home to install storage.

Android 8.0 finally rolls out to the US version of the Galaxy S8.

The ancient Maya imported dogs from across Guatemala for religious rituals.

Babies’ pupils dilate when they have to make an inference—just like millennials.

An Arizona pedestrian died in the hospital following the crash.

As two California cities sue oil companies, judge requests climate tutorial.

FCC rule improperly treated everyone with a smartphone as potential robocaller.

Award-winning indie game designer Tracy Fullerton will discuss what’s next for the industry.

A brief history of Pikes Peak and why VW wants to win it so bad.

“A facility to manufacture large commercial transportation vessels.”

Last week, we also learned a surprising number of bands have MacBook as a member.

Hundreds of Apple engineers are experimenting with microLED tech in new panels.

Content can only be used in Unreal Engine 4, because Epic isn't running a charity.