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The proportions may seem traditional, but the performance is cutting-edge.

“I believe strongly in the Constitution and in my right to privacy.”

ARPA-E, slated for cuts, gets $15 million extra, EPA sees a 1 percent cut.

Patch for severe authentication bypass bug won’t be available until next week.

"Fair Play Pledge" says all redemption games can be "won by the application of skill."

80s slasher films (finally?) get their own hidden movement game.

Humans didn't only leave Africa—they moved around within the continent, too.

“Any system that is not transparent is inherently corrupt.”

If big media has legal muscle, why can you buy Link racing Harley Quinn on a shirt?

At Ars, we love podcasts. And we love space. So we definitely love space podcasts.

"The staging was done in such a way to make it look like it was done in real-time."

Somehow, this goofy flick also manages to add emotional depth to its characters.

A potential threat from spoofing Google applications was cited in 2011.

Plan applies to applicants "who have been determined to warrant additional scrutiny."

FBI: Playpen takedown resulted in hundreds of US-based arrests, even more overseas.

Cases mount in Minnesotan Somali community after “abhorrent” anti-vaccine tactics.

Months of careful hardware hacking gets CD-ROM games running on an SNES.

New customers pay $70, but existing customers could pay twice as much.

Your Android phone may be listening to ultrasonic ad beacons without your knowledge.

Fitness with Kevin Hart, behind-the-scenes with Ellen, and more.

Early going is a struggle for survival in a gleaming, threatening space station.

The low intensity of light indoors suits this hardware just fine.

Stanford attorneys make unusual request to a federal court itself, DOJ opposes.

Is that a live video feed from a Predator on the Internet? Well, yes and no.

Requires paid Battle Pass; campaign's second half will launch in July.

Uber refuses comment but does provide recent letters sent to Portland officials.

Ongoing projects now canceled; Oculus to invest in third-party exclusives instead.

Spider genome reveals new genes and proteins involved in silk production.

Section 537: Justice Dept. can’t use its funds to interfere with the popular laws.

From SourceFed's ashes: “You guys are watching me like I’m Ramsay Bolton in Winterfell.”

Ice Energy says IceBear 30 units can eliminate up to 10,000 lbs of CO per year.

The federal patent law could help the state save tens of millions on a single drug.

Officer said he searched car, then turned on body cam to recreate it for "the courts."

Growing brain-like tissues in cell culture lets scientists study neurodevelopment.

New chips have metallic branding, wider range of configurations, and integrated features.

The tax will be based upon "mileage" traveled by that spacecraft from California.

Angry constituents convince Maine lawmakers to vote against Republican bill.

Black hole mergers are so similar that we might combine them to reveal physics.

Apple also created a page highlighting the jobs it already supports in the US.

Could your next favorite show be a Snapchat exclusive?

Up to $55,000 in prizes for those who can juice up supercomputer software.

The company refuses to comment on where those 3,000 workers will be employed.

Descended from Xbox Media Center software, it's a crime wave to copyright cops.

Redmond now has the tools to take on the Chrome OS threat.

Tesla CEO also talks about coming semi on investor call.

You really think someone would just go on the Internet and tell lies?

“Honestly, this is like shooting turkeys in a drum."

An e-mail disguised as a Google Docs share is ingenious bit of malicious phishing.

The same weakness could be used to eavesdrop on calls and track users’ locations.