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Once upon a time, researchers paid attention to the problems within their field.

Uber: "We plan to support Dreamers as long as they need help."

It's had two delays and now plans to launch in the spring, says Bloomberg.

Agency will keep Renewable Fuel Standard despite earlier moves to help fossil fuels.

Do social pressures cause the evolution of big brains? The debate is ongoing.

The key question now is: Does Congress care?

The company has laid out a "safety calendar" with changes through January.

Optional "TruePlay" protects game memory, monitors OS for common cheating patterns.

Canadian family posted bite pictures afterward. Airline upgraded their next flight.

Deputy commissioner says the system is "backed up"; IT staff affidavit says otherwise.

Nationwide Salmonella infection rate has quadrupled, CDC numbers show.

The remarks were made during a discussion of the future of the auto industry.

Marcus Hutchins, awaiting trial, can now live and work unencumbered in LA.

Cities and states are trying to one-up each other, showing off their best features.

Chief Security Officer described security report as a “very painful process.”

New experiments reveal a complex link between crow play and tool use.

Meet “Axon Citizen,” a new service from the company formerly known as Taser.

The ride-hailing service is on the ups, but GM might be headed to Uber.

Dissolving a metal in liquid metal leads to unusual chemical reactions.

Cook responded to a customer e-mail to say that the Mac mini still has a future.

California Forestry Dept. has not yet ruled on an official cause for any of the fires.

Plus deals on a slew of laptops, TVs, and cameras.

"As Joe Biden would say, this is a BFD for the space industry."

Overcharges continue for months despite customer service promising a fix.

The mouth microbes can spark haywire immune responses and are often drug resistant.

Sonos may have undercut Apple's HomePod before it even launches.

Best-in-class service can't even provide a full day of protection these days.

New York's Flatiron School was ordered to alter website, hit with a hefty fine.

Microtrenching sped up work in Louisville during court battle over utility poles.

Post-Dieselgate, VW turns to electric power for racing glory.

The Chinese government doesn't know what to do with eSIMs yet.

See the internals of Google's latest flagship.

Stardock CEO Brad Wardell talks new features, release date, beta, and more.

Latest system update also enables video capture for... four games. Yes, four.

Can "patent trolls" advance their cause using Native American legal rights?

GE thinks the software will result in $12 billion in revenue by 2020.

Unused system could push newbies to “emulate the marquee player” in pairings.

Samsung talked up an ambitious vision, but it’s all theoretical for now.

For the time being, the desktop-based Lightroom Classic will continue to be developed.

Lawsuit: Tens of thousands of New Yorkers lost service because of vandalism.

All data would be lost if PETS’ DB2 server went down or data corrupted.

Your periodic reminder: Google is chronically unable to detect untrustworthy apps.

The finding helps us understand why human childbirth is so dangerous.

This time, the Go-playing algorithm didn’t need any human players to help it.

Ars staffers got as little as $0.76 and as much as $12.02. How much did you get?

Asian countries where herbal treatments are rooted had the most incidence.

Anchored, floating turbines allow offshore wind installations in deep waters.

Tesla slams such abuse but expresses doubts regarding the men's claims.

Gary Whitta will talk to us about his career as a screenwriter and author in Hollywood.