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Pai wants the FTC to regulate ISP privacy, but no rules are in place today.

Follow along with us as Samsung unveils its all-new flagship.

The rest of us will have to wait some more.

Dunkin' Donuts is the first partner.

The company hasn't disclosed pricing for the roughly 10-minute flight into space.

Everyplace becomes a learning space with cloud technology.

Short games of Tetris ward off cravings and dash distressing flashbacks.

Judge: Amazon properly valued amount that one corporate entity charged another.

Shiva Ayyadurai, who sued the Techdirt blog for libel, will run in Massachusetts.

Natural gas, wind are still energy sector’s darlings, according to 600 executives.

Congress passes bill allowing ISPs to sell customer Web surfing data.

New report: "We need to do better and have much more work to do."

“Even satirical websites, such as The Onion, could come under fire.”

Goodbye pollution regulations, hello pretending climate science doesn’t exist.

Developers are scrambling to fix flaw that allows theft, malicious code execution.

We now know whodunnit, but we have no idea why this toxin is being made.

New scenes show off funny writing, great supporting cast, and Peter's character arc.

“We are ready to start putting pencils to paper and cutting hardware."

African-American man says his co-workers commented on his genitalia, threatened him.

Tech companies and interest groups seek to alter the geography of litigation.

Some gamers may be ready to ditch the disc drive to save on hardware.

The father of Android starts an Android OEM.

The cash should be handy as Tesla puts the Model 3 into production.

A good test would prove the doubters wrong and further advance new space.

Today, transplanted umbilical cord blood can treat or cure more than 80 conditions.

John Scalzi’s latest novel is a thought experiment about the fall of civilization.

Destiny’s final tour helps players confront the value of their successes.

How do you feel about lemur eyes so pristine and bright, they stare into your soul?

Apple fixes flaw attackers used to trick uninformed users into paying a fine.

The ultimate goal would be a “neural lace” to enhance people’s cognitive abilities.

Company continually said patients were shielded by insurance and discounts.

Class action accuses operating system of causing hard drive failures and other problems.

"As a matter of policy, DHS does not comment on pending litigation."

New update is likely to be iOS 10's last hurrah.

Sierra's fourth major update imports one more feature from iOS.

With seeded cells, tissue engineers hope to harvest flesh from plants.

Making the Apple Watch less of a spectacle, while adding to voice commands.

What do you do with 4.3 million defective smartphones?

Explosives hidden in a fake iPad "appeared to be as good as the real thing."

A human driver failed to yield, but Uber only hit the brakes on its program temporarily.

This could be what all galaxies used to look like.

Compare and contrast with Mehdi's marketing push for the plan back in 2013.

Tara Lenich was entangled in a reported "love triangle gone wrong."

Drives require "Optane Memory ready" systems with brand-new CPUs and chipsets.

House moves quickly after last week's Senate vote to kill FCC privacy rules.

Thousands of docs with sensitive data still reachable from search engines, including health data.

A critical analysis of archeology leads to rejection of astrology, conspiracies, etc.

Report suggests NASA should become a customer, just like the US Air Force.

Plus, Ars shares what stood out from a festival that plays this alongside Terrence Malick.

Elevating the humble Alta with a heart-rate monitor and sleep facts.