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Protests led by various activist groups manage to turn out crowds large and small.

Mustard calls out Sony's "platform restrictions" without naming names.

Elon Musk says Tesla’s AI chips will be “the best in the world.”

From smart watches to steering wheels, you could win all the swag we can’t keep.

It takes guts to fly into space—especially when going where no one has gone before.

Plus, Link gets a motorcycle amid a bunch of other game announcements.

CHAMP microwave pulse can disable electronics, but “frying” ICBMs is a long shot.

Google gives Administrators new ways to lock down the browser.

Plus deals on Amazon's Echo Show, Lenovo laptops, and more.

ISPs won’t have to reveal the full cost of service when you buy broadband.

Could boost our ability to get plants to help us control carbon emissions.

The second-gen EV has a longer range, more power, and is a better value for the money.

Make the holidays great again with branded Ars gear.

Elon Musk: "Do it."

Florida man got $100,000 through program with maximum stated payout of $10k.

AlphaGo Zero needed three days to train up in Go; AlphaZero needed just eight hours.

It's hard to deny that Bitcoin is in the midst of a massive bubble.

The man who flew first after the Fire talks about risk, rewards, and sinus infections.

Even after seeming success story, Riverside County Sheriff's Department stays mum.

Skin biopsy found rare, budding yeast forms in man’s lower lip.

Bids to lighten Schmidt’s sentence did not sway the judge.

Enterprise and security updates comprise most of the update that launched today.

Premiering tonight at 10pm ET, it’s a uniquely modern TV comic adaptation.

It’s still a 10nm, eight-core chip based on ARM’s Cortex design, but it’s a bit faster.

FCC is "bend[ing] to the wishes" of big Internet providers, ex-chair says.

When it comes to floods and wildfires, the damage is shared with the public.

4th Circuit: We can’t “perceive any circumstance that would justify” such a search.

$20 transactions and quickly changing valuation make the currency “untenable”

LTE connections wherever you go and instant waking should come to regular PCs, too.

Publicly traded company helps country spy on critics, no questions asked.

Authorities still stumped by attacks, but doctors are figuring out damage, treatments.

Stolen credentials, exploits of command-line tools used in 66 percent of attacks.

It's an interactive game, not a movie, but the 1983 classic will be reimagined for today.

Google says Progressive Web Apps are the future of app-like webpages.

Protesters target "Verizon's puppet FCC" in demonstrations at Verizon stores.

Video: Highlights include Tesla Model 3, BMW i8 roadster, and Mercedes-AMG Project One.

Licensed expansion almost counts as Valve's first "new" game in years.

Send money to a contact directly from your wrist.

The long-awaited app is now available for 3rd-gen Apple TVs and newer devices.

One estimate suggests the Bitcoin network consumes as much energy as Denmark.

Shervin Pishevar claims he is the subject of a “smear campaign.”

No more YouTube for yet another Amazon device.

“They went and served their country—and they’re messed up and everything.”

Andromeda kingpin is identified by his ICQ number.

Plus deals on Sonos speakers, Amazon's Echo Dot, Bose headphones, and more.

Users can check their Yahoo, iCloud, and Outlook emails in the Gmail app.

Microsoft claims that Snapdragon 835 systems offer the best of Windows 10 and the smartphone.

Maintenance release brings hardware-accelerated machine learning to the Pixel 2.