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Few details are available about this secretive mission.

More paid subscribers means less money directly out of Apple's pocket.

Already, the storm is setting all sorts of meteorological records.

Fermi bubbles create conditions to accelerate cosmic rays to huge energies.

A mix of fully electric, plug-in hybrid, and mild hybrid vehicles are promised.

The batteries and motor are the same size and shape as the old XK powertrain.

Millions relied on Space City Weather—here’s the configuration that weathered Hurricane Harvey.

The truth, whatever that may be, is the best defense to defamation.

Vestas said to be working with Tesla, and that just caps off a busy summer.

470 “suspicious and likely fraudulent” FB accounts all tied to same Russian firm.

Dogs reach a quorum by sneezing, though some votes count more than others.

Apache Struts bug opens banks, insurance cos., and Fortune 500s to code-execution hacks.

A black hole with a mass of 100,000 Suns may be holding a cloud of gas together.

A kitchen sink approach to the expansion makes XCOM 2 feel like an all-new game.

Judge: Techdirt articles were opinionated and hyperbolic, but not libel.

It’s unclear if there are any health effects, but researchers call for more data.

Kim Wall's death was accident, Peter Madsen maintains—and burial at sea is tradition.

A potentially catastrophic hurricane will approach southern Florida this weekend.

Plus a bunch of Labor Day deals that are still alive!

The House bill preempts state laws, creates a fast track for self-driving cars.

It's the company's first new trackball in nearly a decade.

"The patchwork releases of body camera footage only sow further public distrust."

Buying two lines of T-Mobile One entitles you to a Netflix subscription.

It was only a couple centimeters, and it should pop back, but still…

Despite infections, doctors say it could be worse, and there are pleasant surprises.

Microsoft may be moving away from New York City for its Surface events.

Long-promised features are still coming to fix the "local spawn issue"

The new Street View cars get better cameras, but what's up with the Lidar rigs?

Google Fiber turned her Internet back on after bizarre sales tax discrepancy.

It's supposed to be the purest expression of driving fun.

All forecast models are not created equal.

Livestreaming on Apple devices isn't just for YouTube Gaming anymore.

Lasker awards are like “America’s Nobels” and this year come with hint of politics.

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.