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Civilization has ended. Deliveries have not.

At Ars Technica Live, we talked to Lindsey Dillon, who decided to do something about it.

Event was highly anticipated, as it signaled the deeper involvement of Mike Pence.

Despite one weak study, there's more evidence that it's not good for bees.

To avoid AT&T arbitration, your only choice is to not be a customer.

Verizon sheds customers who roam on rural networks and use tons of data.

Agency head reported to desire “back-and-forth critique” of published research.

Plus some Amazon Prime-exclusive deals before Prime Day even hits.

In colorful fraud trial, former investors explain why they got involved with Shkreli.

German legislators want hate speech removed within 24 hours.

Installation 01 can continue to operate as long as it stays non-commercial.

According to Pedro Ruiz' aunt, her late nephew told her: "We want to get famous."

The council is needed to modernize the nation's approach to spaceflight.

10.6 million homes have no wired access to 25Mbps, 4.9 million can't get 3Mbps.

Revisiting every single one of Apple's iPhones in a trip down memory lane.

Clues may tie people behind massive malware attack to mysterious Shadow Brokers group.

Bill Gates, mysterious deaths, and the business machine that sparked a home revolution.

Oregon mom’s organ pills packed with infectious bacteria, which spread to the baby.

Another "just works" option, Dell's Ubuntu laptop has tons of power for demanding users.

A GrubHub loss could pave the way for a slew of similar labor cases.

New documents foreshadow a trial’s key question: What did Uber know?

Dev team admits losing old code and assets, needing to “eyeball everything.”

Six energy-focused initiatives, no mention of renewables.

Each degree of warming means the US loses an average of 1.2 percent of its GDP.

Zillow “respects” EFF’s advocacy but won’t say why it sent out demand letter.

Minority group of shareholders still calling for resignations and reform.

Siemens money will help expand European electric vehicle infrastructure.

But how to protect files from users who have access to those files remains tricky.

Visceral action, witty dialogue, and more old iPods than you've seen in years.

SLS needs more money, Sen. Shelby says, while deriding commercial efforts.

Authors say it’s just an observational study in one place, but it warrants more research.

Google Photos gets automatic sharing powered by facial recognition.

Trump nominates Brendan Carr, general counsel and former aide to Chairman Pai.

The line is long, the hopes high, and the hype unstoppable on iDay.

Ex-FCC chair: Title II is crucial for net neutrality and consumer protection.

There's a Grand Tour season two trailer to boot.

Of those who used both opioids and cannabis, 92% say they prefer the latter.

AMD wants to go after Intel vPro while avoiding Intel's excessive product segmentation.

Apple refused to let wireless carriers ruin the customer experience.

DHS Chief: “Our enemies are adaptive, and we must be, too.”

Owners of the plant made the decision to burn natural gas exclusively for now.

At Göbekli Tepe in Turkey, a 11,500-year-old monument was decorated with human skulls.

Defender: Switch to Odyssey Court Manager remains at the heart of the problem.

Payload delivered in mass attack destroys data, with no hope of recovery.

Expanded gameplay comes with additional grind, which isn’t actually that bad.

They also get the same recommendation: Vets call for diet changes and exercise.

Replicas of the Ten Commandments on public property always spark controversy.

Vancouver tech company seeks to de-list a website selling alleged counterfeits.

Dassault Systèmes’ 3D platform aims to do it all.

Charter fined for slow Internet rollout but says Verizon delayed construction.