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Naruto can beat his chest: Monkey’s habitat wins 25% stake in the selfies.

After the smash success of Wonder Woman, she’s getting a bit of a raise, too.

Court: “Collection of resource data constitutes the protected creation of speech.”

Pete Seeger asked for his name to be removed from the copyright in 1994.

Liars, rubberneckers, 10-day track sharers, and Ann Coulter—the worst of Irma.

Fils-Aime warns against eBay markup: “You shouldn’t [have to] pay more than $79.99.”

Infosec researcher tells Ars new iOS update will “f-up border searches.”

VW will have an electric or plug-in version of every car it sells.

Investigation finds problems and conflicts of interest in accreditation system.

Zoe Quinn recaps years of Internet harassment with context and surprises for all.

Customers found PIN was just a date-time stamp, vulnerable to brute-forcing.

RIAA nemesis ShareBeast did not respond to takedown notices, authorities said.

The internal combustion engine's days are numbered.

Redmond starts to fill an important gap to compete with Slack.

Volcanoes may provide life refuges when icy conditions prevail.

The Mi Mix 2 makes some improvements over last year, still looks amazing.

Research relies on Americans being too lazy to keep channel surfing.

Campo Santo cuts off association with "propagator of despicable garbage."

An over-the-air software update temporarily unlocks spare battery capacity.

Meanwhile, iPhone 8 is an updated iPhone 7 with a glass back, and wireless charging.

NBA Jam-alikes, Advance Wars-alikes, and a coffee-cup fighting game all feature.

As the hurricane hits, fuel and power are in short supply.

Librarians would have "rebutted it in a heartbeat," says medieval scholar.

If you find them all, you win the highly coveted "nothing."

They’re brighter, more stable, a little less clunky, and, for now, a steal.

Also, how Irma's pressure explains that viral video showing no water in the Bahamas.

California Bureau of Cannabis Control just says “no” to autonomous delivery of marijuana.

Advance warning favors preparedness, but 1992 hurricane still ran up $90 million bill.

Lyft wants lots of self-driving car companies to build on its open network.

Review: Lenovo has built the platonic ideal of a modern laptop.

NOAA's best weather model seems to be getting worse with hurricanes, not better.

History researcher says that it's a mostly plagiarized guide to women's health.

Flight, ship, and wind trackers visualize the hurricanes in real time these days.

“They’re taking advantage of people like me. We need to work, to pay rent.”

143 million now face identity theft threat, so here's what to do if you're one of them.

Explorers, astronomers, and underworld figures donate names to features.

Wireless docking stations haven't really caught on, but VR headsets may be another story.

Visiting Equifax site to see if you're a victim can require you to waive lawsuit rights.

Hint: It’s not because our immune systems carry out mass fungi-cide.

iFixit hates glue, likes components that live on separate circuit boards.

FTC settlement extracts a promise not to do it again and not much else.

Uber allegedly created fake Lyft accounts to gather data on drivers and prices.

Classic race cars, plenty of rain, and it's free on YouTube.

"Whatever he says, goes," former Superstar Machine member "Poppy" told Jezebel.

Some of the most important forecast models have shifted a bit westward overnight.

A manual gearbox and as few driver aids as regulations allow.

Distraction results in a lower chance of their eggs getting the boot.

Get ready for a radically different iPhone, plus a few other updated devices.

Consumers' most sensitive data is now in the open and will remain so for years to come.