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Blind users have been fighting for a more inclusive web for over 20 years. Are lawsuits like the one against Domino’s going to make a difference?

The folding smartphone is entirely unique, but also a heavy, awkward pain in the hand—and in the pocket.

Launching a huge observatory poses big risks, so scientists are plotting a new approach: Send it up in pieces, then have robots put it together.

Video creators are organizing in pockets all over the world—led, in part, by a slingshot maker in Germany.

This is a ridiculously good price for Amazon's popular 3rd-Generation Echo Dot—but there is one tiny caveat.

The Shanghai Gigafactory, which Tesla says can produce 150,000 Model 3 sedans a year, was completed in 168 working days.

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Appearing before lawmakers, the Facebook CEO is questioned sharply about Libra and discrimination. He's also compared favorably with President Trump.

A physicist explains how a touchdown celebration went awry and offers some advice for future designers of covered wagons.

House Republicans barged into a secure facility uninvited Wednesday, creating a host of problems in the process.

Some in Silicon Valley see the technocratic wonder boy from South Bend as a safe alternative to the big-tech crackdown promised by Elizabeth Warren.

The longest a spacecraft has survived on Earth's "evil twin" is just 127 minutes. Now NASA is building one to last 60 days.

Even as it works to develop greener energy sources, the country is still dependent on highly pollutive lignite mining.

The Facebook CEO will appear before the House Financial Services Committee—ostensibly to discuss the cryptocurrency, but the questions could range far beyond.

Four technology policy experts debate whether the EU has declared war on Silicon Valley.

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With its first fully electric car, Polestar delivers a fully evolved sedan engineered for economy and more than enough performance.

The social media company says it will more closely monitor foreign outlets, and warn users when posts are considered false—unless they're from politicians.

Researchers take inspiration from cotton candy to make a gelatin scaffolding, which could help realize the dream of more sustainable steaks and chicken breasts.

The artist is intent on bringing real quality to streaming audio, whether you want it or not.

For once, Google’s latest phone falls short. Its predecessor is just as good—and cheaper.

UPS has a deal with CVS, and Google sibling Wing is making deliveries for Walgreens in Virginia.

Democracy is a kumbaya potluck where the whole class is invited. Silicon Valley's democratization, meanwhile, caters to infinite constituencies of one.

Surveillance works best when the bad guys can see they're being watched. So why design smart-home security cameras to blend in so beautifully?

Don't trust the tech giants to safeguard all your information? We don't blame you. Here's a solid option for doing it yourself.

Both. Yes, authoritarians have co-opted tech. But the story is far from over.

These multitalented routers ensure that your home Wi-Fi isn't just stable and fast but also secure.

Once the $10 billion Webb Telescope is blasted into orbit, it will seek out water on Earth-like planets, stars being born, and more elusive interstellar quarry.

Small children (and sometimes bigger ones) can be as slippery as salmon. Keep an eye on them with a kid-friendly GPS tracker.

The movie hits theaters December 20—and it promises to be intense.

A paper from Google leaked last month claimed its researchers had achieved “quantum supremacy.” Now IBM says Google rigged the test.

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Most hackers know how to cover their tracks. But Russia’s elite groups are working at a whole other level.

A less error-prone DNA editing method could correct many more harmful mutations than was previously possible.

The “secured-core PC” feature for Windows looks to head off firmware hacks.

Also, production on Netflix's *Cowboy Bebop* has been delayed due to an injury on set.

The presidential candidate backs a type of reactor that promises cleaner, safer nuclear energy. But it may not be the best way to ditch fossil fuels.

Also, “Jedi” is now in the Oxford English Dictionary, and more 'Star Wars' rumors and news.

The primate uses its long middle finger to fish for grubs. But scientists just discovered its “pseudothumb,” meaning it's got six digits, not five.

The software can help developers constrain their creations so they don't make bad decisions.

With Ron Moore’s space-race drama “For All Mankind”, Apple is betting on marquee names and lush production to get its TV+ service off the ground. Can it achieve orbit?

In the upcoming *Modern Warfare*, players will have to unlock all weapons and attachments through gameplay.

The president’s attack didn’t quite go over as planned. Also, Lady Gaga wants to know what Fortnite is.

Plus, we investigate a new, tiny jet engine for cargo-touting drones, and check out Volvo's first electric car.

A tool called BERT can now outperform us on advanced reading-comprehension tests. It's also revealed how far AI has to go.

Our favorite wireless workout buds are down to $250 to $200 right now.

Whether it's Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, or Snapchat, lock down who can see what you're up to.

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The Facebook CEO invoked the civil-rights era to justify kowtowing to money and power. It doesn’t wash.