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Two-time F1 champ is skipping Monaco to race the 500; wants the triple crown.

Facebook no longer wants to be a tool for enlisting "useful idiots."

NASA considers scientific missions that could answer questions about lunar ice.

Windows 10 S won't let you change default Web browser or search provider.

Computer-aided taxi dispatch came years before the patent. But will that matter?

A new way to put the zinc together makes this safer chemistry an option.

Running well isn’t easy, and neither is making a good running coach.

With billions of US meds, algae, fish, and insects get high on our contaminated sewage.

SF MTA, Tesla, Uber, Waymo, and more file public comments to California DMV.

On our TV podcast, we talk about the premiere episode of the long-awaited fantasy series.

Microsoft has built what many were hoping it would. We gave it a spin.

Attackers are coming up with creative ways to trick you into opening malicious files.

iPhone unit sales are down, but average selling price is up. iPad is still down.

Apple returned to growth in Q1 of 2017, and it expects to continue in Q2.

After public revelations, workers report chaos, layoffs, and at least one firing.

SF-based Airbnb hosts must register with the city’s Office of Short-Term Rentals.

Officer Michael Slager faces up to life in prison and avoids a murder trial.

CEO Heather Bresch got a pay cut, though—only $13.8M in 2016 down from $18.9M in 2015.

Axions don't show up yet, but that doesn't mean they're not out there.

Google promises "quicker feature development" thanks to a new Polymer rewrite.

The report warns that China could copy these ideas and surpass the United States.

"Our goal is not to catch up, but overtake."

ISPs would gain the freedom to block and throttle websites and applications.

Sodium levels, whole grain requirement, and milk options affected by the change.

New PC runs Windows 10 S. Pre-orders start now, available on June 15.

Criticism over H-1B visas has led to falling stock prices, and new moves.

Faliszek had transitioned toward VR evangelism in recent years.

Korean government gives the electronics giant permission to test on public roads.

Designed for schools, the new version will only run apps from the Store.

Join us at 9:30 EDT today to hear how Microsoft plans to take on Google in education.

Amazon will not continue paying participating game and app developers in perpetuity.

The terms of the deal are confidential, but the investors wanted their money back.

Flaw in remote management feature gives attackers a way to breach networks.

Numbers from the EIA show progress in some areas of the economy, not much in others.

“Maintenance” man torrents all day, then sells movies for 13 cents a pop in Ethiopia.

Wheeler's court win over ISPs reaffirmed, but Pai plans to overturn the rules.

Greyhound allows four-digit PINs and stores them in plaintext.

The electric automaker bought the solar panel distributor in November to exploit “cost synergies.”

Breach of post-production company poses potential threat to many networks' shows.

Hacked Web browser, tablet holster allow for stereoscopic 3D viewing.

Verizon says it supports open Internet rules despite its role in ending them.

NOA President pleads the company doesn't have "unlimited resources."

Anything related to climate change "is being reviewed."

Forget about turbocharging the V12, says CEO Marchionne.

Because SpaceX couldn't show the whole launch, we got amazing views of the landing.

Pressure for a huge acquisition—think Netflix or Tesla—may grow.

Today, running macOS on PCs isn't just a way to avoid paying Apple's prices.

Not much is known about the National Reconnaissance Office's NROL-76 satellite.