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Is it wrong that all I really care about at this point are dragons?

Energy Futures Initiative will offer analysis to “policymakers, industry executives, and NGOs.”

Professor Lindsey Dillon will talk about rescuing scientific research in the age of Trump.

UPDATE: Comcast and the utility have reached a settlement.

Gamemaker says ill-gotten Pokémon "may not behave as expected."

Digging into the differences between models and satellite data.

Senate Democrats: “Mega conglomerate” could punish rivals and harm consumers.

After trial victory, company also ups damage demand from $500 million to $1 billion

Automaker briefly stops making cars to contain worm that first struck in May.

The agreement is not final and terms may change for the cash-strapped biotech company.

Looking back on the first season of the show, its philosophical arc becomes clear.

Take a look at a remarkably well-polished research vehicle.

State law could protect customers' browsing history, but FCC rule is still dead.

Lattner leaves after just six months; Karpathy comes from OpenAI nonprofit.

Google's aging face computer gets a firmware and companion app update.

Sonic the Hedgehog, Phatasy Star II, Comix Zone, Kid Chameleon, and Altered Beast launch.

The company invests in five coal processing companies to get highly valuable tax credits.

"We have got to get back to where we accept risk.”

Time to stock up your Steam library.

No replacement named, but film still on track for 2018 release says Lucasfilm.

The second screen concept is back, only this time it might actually be worth it.

With the rampaging return of Nicol Bolas, here's an exclusive MTG card: Driven to Despair.

Five major Uber investors called for his resignation following months of blunders.

Just enough source material was salvaged, along with a happenstance speech of old.

Dropping the activity of a single gene redirects the organism’s energy to fat.

Almost 100 such apps, with >1 million downloads, found so far (but not by Google).

He started nonprofit, wrote ballot measure to prevent use by kids under 13.

HDR looks great in applicable games, but newer game consoles blew a big E3 opportunity.

Good: Tax cuts, visa reform, IP protection. Bad: “Exclusionary” policies.

Multiply a Ryzen by four and all of a sudden Intel has some real competition.

“It’s time we step up and give you the driving experience you deserve.”

Model S driver had hands on steering wheel for 25 seconds during a 37-minute period.

Snapdragon 835, 6GB of RAM, and near-stock Android for $479? Sign us up.

AIS broadcasts freighter's course to world, triggering conspiracy theories.

Perry: “Most likely the primary control knob is the ocean waters and this environment.”

New video is designed to highlight all of the things Trump has accomplished in space.

Photons store themselves in ions that bob up and down in a sea of light.

Toyota C-HR is the best of the increasingly popular midsize SUV segment.

The Nintendo Switch just became much, much more portable.

The law against bogus DMCA takedowns will remain tough to enforce.

Windfall payment by poorly secured host is likely to inspire new ransomware attacks.

From co-op heists to web-slinging heroes to... controllable holes?

Massive study of ancient and modern cat genomes reveals an unusual history.

North Carolina’s law was “unprecedented in the scope of First Amendment speech.”

Of all the children killed by guns in high-income countries, 91 percent are from US.

“Stack Clash” poses threat to Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, and other OSes.

Justice Samuel Alito: "Giving offense is a viewpoint."

Menyoo, Lexicon, and Force Hax forced offline after "discussions."

New policies make it harder for terroristic content to flourish (and be found) on YouTube.