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A surprising plaintiff is challenging worker classifications in the gig economy.

The world's best-selling electric vehicle just got a redesign.

The 1996 law Section 230 is widely seen as a foundation of the Internet economy.

Intrusion into power companies' operational networks is a dramatic escalation.

It's the second time Lucasfilm has changed Star Wars directors this year.

“It’s against our values to turn our backs on #DREAMers,” Uber’s new CEO tweeted

Boston was apparently stealing signs from opposing teams’ catchers and pitchers.

You can’t fix the US broadband problem by redefining it, senators tell FCC.

Romance and rebellion start to fill in Life Is Strange's missing pieces.

Consultant with no science background reportedly on lookout for climate change.

2017 is quickly becoming a season for the record books with Harvey and now Irma.

Lightweight sports car has manual gearbox and no sign of connectivity or self-driving.

Was Raef Lawson an employee or a business owner when he drove for GrubHub?

13,000 pages of net neutrality complaints released, but comment deadline passed.

The i7 versions are also available in a few more markets.

Android One "evolves" with its highest-end phone ever and a wider distribution.

Companies need user "affirmative consent" to preinstall MITM adware, FTC says.

Sequel improves on the PS4 launch title but ends up utterly forgettable.

In this first installment of our new video series, Ars reviews the malaise of EMALS.

Unregulated initial coin offerings have raised hundreds of millions of dollars.

Researchers call for more awareness as some populations face 60% infection rate.

But how well do 15 hours tell the story of a 150-plus hour online experience?

As Apple's focus shifts to original video content for its services business.

NOAA's new hurricane model, the HMON, performed terribly.

The tiny Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1080 Mini ITX 8G measures just 169mm in length.

Until now it has been about efficiency; now Chevy's ready to talk about fun.

Tale of deep geological time feels like a scientifically accurate disaster movie.

Street Fighter II is an arcade monster that has stood the test of time.

PAX West demo may not be indicative of final PC product. We sure hope not.

We take a 20,000 word deep-dive on Android's "foundational" upgrades.

Thinner, lighter, and with quad-core Intel CPUs starting at $649.

Why are some repulsed by Soylent, but others desperate to receive their orders?

These early humans were using tar to make tools long before Homo sapiens did.

Check out this book about creepy, Internet-fueled surveillance ahead of its TV version.

The hit sci-fi show is now a board game—and a pretty good one.

Preview: NES-styled game anthology is off to an amazing start.

Google tells judge it might resume targeted advertising "to meet changing demands."

The OLED display and f1.6 camera sound great on paper. In real life though...

Drug ID'ed in a screen based on what biologists have learned about Parkinson's.

Her duration records will likely hold up for a very long time.

Beads tested positive for lead after baby found to have 8X worrying levels in blood.

Company: Juice bag delivery “requires infrastructure that we cannot achieve on our own.”

Tesla says the allegations are “without merit.”

iLife couldn't sell its fall-detection system, but it might get a payday from Nintendo.

Subtle or camouflaged optical hacks can change a stop sign into something else.

The Google Assistant comes to speakers from Sony, JBL, Onkyo, Panasonic, and others.

Headsets will cost as little as $299, and will work with integrated graphics.

Google allegedly told Forbes “the article was problematic and had to come down.”

The largest group of fishes may be 40 million years younger than we thought.

This is the fifth orbital rocket failure of 2017.