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No surprise here: Coal energy production fell 18 percent.

“Mr. Levandowski has got himself in a fix.”

It will take longer than that to make it to your PC, though.

Comcast, AT&T, and Verizon promote their fantastic privacy policies.

As assignments move out of the backpack and into the cloud, parental involvement suffers.

Face unlock feature once again defeated with anything resembling owner's face.

Gaze-based technology "can also track whether the users have viewed them."

Minnesota could prevent ISPs from collecting personal data without consent.

The FS4600 sensor family could hit smartphones before year's end.

Next up: 24-hour turnaround from launch to landing to launch.

Meanwhile, the DOE and Idaho both eliminate discussion of climate change.

This week I'm joined by Cyrus Farivar, and we also have an interview with Frankie Adams.

This average action film looks so much worse through the lens of its original form.

The flight is a "historic milestone on the road to full and rapid reusability."

Either way, this shows how difficult it is to maintain bulletproof operational security.

SpaceX has also been working on a fairing 2.0, designed with recovery in mind.

If your system breaks, you may kiss all your in-game progress goodbye.

Traditional metrics for patent impact of NIH grants misses their full contribution.

Embattled creator leaves just one year after launch of Rift headset.

Another product blurs the lines between phone and desktop.

The role of the library in the digital age has grown thanks to cloud tools.

No feathers, but specialized scales on its snout could sense vibration, heat.

"Six ways Buzzfeed has misled the court... and a picture of a kitten."

Sequel players will have to abandon progress from the first MMO.

Plus deals on laptops, desktops, e-readers, and more.

Scientists are getting their PhDs later, retiring at lower rates.

Tablet has 2GB of RAM, a pretty large battery, and an older design.

Ultrathin solar cells use less material, split water, don't destroy themselves.

FirstNet will serve police, firefighters, and EMTs throughout the country.

Closing the door on another piece of recent gaming history.

Chlorpyrifos, already banned from most household products, affects memory, learning.

Guide is intended to help level the legal playing field.

Prep your new smartphone with new VR gear before it even arrives.

Yes, games exist beyond Breath of the Wild—and they give us hope for the new console.

In some states, you can't read the law without paying a corporation.

Not that knowing NSA's sigint locations will actually help you much...

Highly charged sand may withstand winds of Titan, change dune orientation.

Dimnie recon trojan has flown under the radar for three years... until now.

Two activists criminally charged with allegedly violating privacy of people filmed.

And the company wants to change how process nodes are named.

Super slim bezels and software buttons make this Samsung’s biggest redesign ever.

Capital-intensive reactors in the US are $1 billion to $1.3 billion over budget.

Head of House Science Committee makes accusations he fails to back up.

Pai won't approve new applications, drops court defense of Lifeline broadband order.

Each time it approaches Jupiter, its orbit gets reset.

The Onagofly F115 is one of the highest crowdfunded Indiegogo projects.

Controlling your home—or the security-nightmare "smart" parts of it—with your voice.

Blizzard runs into problems rebalancing end-game challenge based on player gear.

People are more important than profit in this stylish Japanese RPG.

Slim-bezeled phone available for pre-order March 30, launches April 21.