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The startup also named Virgin Group founder Richard Branson chairman.

FDA continues to find safety problems. Homeopaths “hopeful” FDA won’t impede access.

But the Fitbit-Adidas Ionic collaboration is still happening.

City Council passes bill addressing algorithmic discrimination in city government.

Attackers bypass HTTPS encryption protection by registering new TLS certificate.

Ludicrous villains, cute animals, swords & spaceships—it’s supposed to be silly.

That means 5.5 million electrified vehicles and 1 million fuel cell vehicles.

These sea-level rise scenarios aren’t new, but they are food for thought.

“It was Vader who supported govt power over everything said & done on the Internet.”

Plus deals on laptops, 4K TVs, the Nvidia Shield, and more.

“It failed to satisfy even the minimum standards of due process.”

Twitter won't allow threats against people based on "group characteristics."

It’s hard to make the case for a $599 e-ink tablet in 2017.

Friday night report set off an uproar, but officials say it was “mischaracterization.”

Congress could block net neutrality repeal, but Democrats face tough odds.

Posts that only want your clicks won't appear as often on news feeds any more.

But don't worry, we don't mention the part where Jar Jar kills all of the Porgs. Er...

Tracking nuclear double-pulse phenomenon helps scientists determine explosive yield.

Something like 15 percent more rain fell because we’ve warmed the place.

Knowing how early life influenced the atmosphere may helps us find signs elsewhere.

Don't look now: Our long-running System Guide building series has returned for 2017.

Case could turn on whether Boldly is a parody or an homage.

Bitcoin’s price is a bubble, 80 percent of Wall Street experts told CNBC.

Ars checks out shipping-container farming that’s said to have price parity with farms.

There’s still no solid evidence that cell phones pose any risk.

Hawaii’s Chris Lee wants to protect minors from “psychological manipulation”

It looks like a crossover but drives like a sporty sedan.

The forerunner of the F-117 Stealth Fighter flew for the first time 40 years ago this month.

A top Uber lawyer instructed that "double-secret A/C priv" be written on a document.

Plus deals on the PlayStation 4 Pro, BeatsX, and lots of Amazon devices.

Astronauts will get to see the latest Star Wars film soon, says NASA.

NASA machine-learning venture with Google digs up two new exoplanets.

Deadline to reply for upper-stage engine RFI came on Friday.

The dual screen dream lives on.

Google's first AR project is dying to make way for its second AR project.

Win 10 version of Keeper had bug allowing sites to steal passwords.

Transit directions get a sticky notification and "this is your stop" alerts.

Commercial installations didn't slow, but there's a lot of uncertainty in the market.

Breakup of Comcast and NBC should be explored, senator says.

The app is crashing on startup for many users.

Zoobia Shahnaz was arrested at the airport on her way to Turkey.

US law offers few protections for gameplay design.

Preliminary report on CBD finds no evidence of abuse but hints at medical use.

The company already has a buyer for its "Free space optical communication."

First four parts—Barbie, GI Joe, He-Man, Star Wars—hit the streaming service on Dec. 22.

After a year of teases, puzzles, and feints, the bad guys are here—and they are pissed.

This is also the company's 13th supply mission to the International Space Station.

We took risks, we had guts—and, one day in 1969, it all paid off.

Lessons learned outside spacecraft in the 1960s shape how we do spacewalks today.

Ars readers reminisce about the heyday of instant messaging.