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See some of the ads used "to sow discord and chaos, and divide us from one another."

It drives like a hot hatch and might have the best front seats we’ve sat in all year.

What’s happening to Star Trek’s famous optimism in a world gone dark.

25,930 S and X cars make record quarter for Tesla, but investors disappointed on 3.

Fast pipe from Vladivostok gives N. Korea more Internet in face of US cyber operations.

Democrats objected to Pai’s re-nomination, but Republicans had his back.

Amid threats and attacks, “It often feels like there is no winning.”

“Our clients have authorized us to pursue any and all legal recourse… ”

Former CEO’s testimony to Congress reveals a shocking lack of security rigor.

The update closely follows revised offerings from competitors Apple and Amazon.

A complex web of interactions keeps our internal clocks stable but lets them shift.

Plus deals on Samsung TVs, Amazon's Echo Dot, and a PSA on the Nintendo Switch.

They worded their statement nicely, of course.

Without tax subsidies, 6 billion tonnes of CO could be avoided.

Oracle, like Google, stands accused of paying women less than male equivalents.

There will be a mix of long-range battery EVs and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles.

Verizon wins ruling as T-Mobile's use of crowdsourced speed tests is criticized.

The Atlantic activity was somewhat balanced by a quiet Pacific Ocean.

"The Court is now sitting"—with 100% more Gorsuch and plenty of tech questions ahead.

Judge agrees with FBI that national security trumps the public's right to know.

But Tesla and South Australia are starting the countdown now.

There are a lot of caveats, but a Stone Age genome makes humanity look old.

Gambler has no right to contest non-payment because casino is on tribal land.

"The patent reads like the table of contents of an intro to AI textbook."

And what does the argument say about how we define and value games in general?

Startups plan to make hybrid airplanes, and eventually purely electric ones.

Refinements in hardware and software allow the tiny CNC mill to create pistols.

Violators subject to “potential civil penalties and criminal charges.”

Labrador find is similar to hotly debated Greenland rocks that had been oldest.

“The State’s interest in the integrity of its elections is paramount,” court says.

At Ars Live, bioengineering professor Aaron Streets explains new cellular science.

One year later, and now you're playing with super instruction manuals.

Rep. Ted Lieu, naturalized American: "Does your proposed rule apply to me?"

Even this casual cardboarder enjoyed a preview of Infection at Outpost 31.

Essential is certainly a company to watch, but its first effort lacks in too many areas.

Despite tempered arguments of baseload report, DOE forges ahead on regulation.

Offer expires on the night of Saturday, September 30; not available on other shops.

His resignation comes amid scandal involving use of private planes.

A Colorado man and his stolen truck have been reunited after two years.

It claims to repel mosquitoes with ultrasonic waves, but scientists are skeptical.

FCC may soon revoke net neutrality rules, but ISPs want immunity from regulation.

Still no new information about what caused hearing loss, brain damage.

Some animals went through multiple generations as their debris rode the currents.

Normally this kind of thing is nonsense. But this product really works.

Lazarus' Greg Rucka tells Ars he can't wait to show more world than what fits on the page.