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Lawmakers, child advocates expressed concern about caregiving being “outsourced.”

Police chief: Parody “threatened to damage the reputation” of police department.

Dubious search results have led YouTube to “accelerate the rollout of planned changes.”

Homero Josh Garza’s now-defunct companies must also pay $10 million.

2017 looks like a record year for EV adoption, but there’s a long hill to climb.

Batteries and software are changing aviation, and Boeing wants to be ready.

Plus solid savings on ThinkPads, Kindles, and the HTC Vive.

SSD Macs automatically convert to APFS in High Sierra, and users report issues.

They took an electron microscope and remade it to take images of single molecules.

"Noncanonical" amino acids are incorporated into proteins for research—more uses await.

Plaintiff stayed mum about possible money received in three other cases.

7-row keyboards are simply better.

Custom PC builder Maingear shows us how beautiful PCs can be.

Fans look to hackers for save backup feature that Nintendo blocked to thwart hackers.

Man faces up to 3 years in prison, argued that the law was "patently illogical."

The Arrow Launcher on Android has been renamed and promoted from the Garage.

It even beats an eight-core Ryzen in many content creation apps—but boy does it run hot.

It's a shame it only runs Chrome OS, though...

"It means establishing a renewed American presence on the Moon."

Investors are pouring tens of millions of dollars into new cryptocurrencies.

Doesn't have as much interesting to say about the future, but gosh, is it lovely.

Love is not an ingredient—particularly not in this case. Insects, on the other hand...

Court wants transparency “while preserving the integrity of its proceedings.”

Google makes two totally different phones that give off totally different impressions.

Forensic investigative unit was forced to use equipment tagged for scrap.

San Francisco activist led campaign to raise money for jailed journalist.

Senators warn of “cascade” of collisions, ask FCC to work with NASA and FAA.

You can leave it lying around or wear it.

"There is a cloud of dust orbiting the star with a roughly 700-day orbital period."

Sonos has released its first speaker with built-in voice control. We took a listen.

Google Translate in your ears for $159.

Faced with a judge's deadline, the EPA will try something new, can't say what yet.

The big phone gets a modern redesign, while the smaller phone hasn’t changed much.

Native American tribe given patents on eye drug that earns $1.5B annually.

Google’s super-expensive Chromebook is back after a year-long hiatus.

And the $399 Google Home Max is the answer to Apple's HomePod.

Ars is on the scene to see the Pixel 2, Pixelbook, and Google Home Mini.

ESPN2 will air most of the races, but some will be shown live on ESPN and ABC.

Suspect in death of journalist Kim Wall aboard his sub claims video wasn't his.

Is something wrong with hormone therapy or are patients over-reacting?

Sonic 3D Blast trick started as way to hide game-breaking bugs.

The 13 gets touch and 4K; the x360 a fingerprint reader and privacy screen.

"I'm optimistic. The VP's staff has been incredibly engaging."

A month into new job, CEO Dara Khosrowshahi is making his mark at Uber.

The bug fix update also claims to fix problems with photos and encrypted e-mails.

In late September, it changed from outlook.com to mailhost01.trumporg.com.