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Researchers worry that doctored videos may disrupt the 2020 election, but a new report finds that 96 percent of deepfakes are pornographic.

Opinion: We shouldn't automate “on-ramp” jobs away, which offer experience, education, and connections.

The company is seeking five volunteers to go collect snow samples, but the stunt looks more like advertising than actual science.

J.J. Abrams says he never found himself "trying to repair anything" while working on the forthcoming movie.

Tespo's machine dispenses personalized vitamins, but it's not worth the counter space.

Hollywood needs ideas. We asked the leader of the #FOHArmy what movies he'd make if he ran a studio.

Three scientists won the award for uncovering the molecular switch that regulates how cells behave when oxygen levels drop.

You know who knows machine learning? People who look at the stars all day. And when it comes to what constellations of clothes and shows and music you will like, some of the same principles apply.

Facebook says its cryptocurrency will be managed by an independent group, but an analysis finds more than half of the members have links back to the social media giant.

Plus: A new “flying car” from Kitty Hawk.

A moat stocked with reptiles was apparently one of the ideas that President Trump had for fortifying a wall along America’s southern border.

Researchers at Google finally seem to have a quantum computer that can outperform a classical computer. Here's what that really means.

“We’re going to get more and more of this content and it’s probably going to get of better quality,” says Sam Gregory of the human-rights nonprofit Witness.

Samsung’s latest Galaxy sports watch is a little bigger and a little more expensive than the last one.

Electric cars run on 400 volts or more. So automakers are designing systems to protect EMTs and others from exposed wires following a collision.

From rogue USB sticks to Chrome extensions gone wild, here is a quick guide to some basic risks you should look out for.

By weaning their infants off breast milk, mothers may have helped early European farming populations expand.

Two twin probes from the 1970s sent back some of our first images from Saturn and Jupiter.

Author Christopher Brown's new novel centers on a lawyer struggling to defend political prisoners.

FCC comment bots, a "bulletproof" hosting takedown, and more of the week's top security news.

You can choose a specific temperature for your pancakes, but in a serious design flaw, the cooking surface heats unevenly.

Researchers are using 1/10th-size models to test self-driving technology more cheaply and easily than full-size vehicles.

Mechanized combat and photography grew up together. In the Iraqi city of Mosul, they merged.

It's the first weekend of October. Time to get your Halloween jitters on.

The payment company was to be one of the 28 founding members of the Libra Association. Its departure reflects concerns of other financial players.

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Rejoice, PC users. You're getting your cowboy game. Yee—and we can't stress this enough—haw.

The series is not likely to be some rogue outlier show that can't quite take off; it's the streaming giant's new normal.

Larry Page's aviation outfit, helmed by Sebastian Thrun, built the Heaviside with eight motors and a big wing to help generate lift.

A revelation from Microsoft offers a chilling reminder that Russia is not the only country interested in swaying the 2020 election.

A new docuseries digs into the existential promise and peril of the gene-editing revolution.

This brawny gaming laptop has a secondary display embedded above the keyboard.

Opinion: Platform giants need to meet the public interest standard, just like broadcast media.

The company’s hardware chief discusses the state of mobile productivity, dual-screen devices, and why the Surface phone isn’t a phone.

Open source software can generally be freely copied and reused. One developer wants to impose ethical constraints on the practice.

The Hero 7 is still a great deal at $329, with superb image stabilization and awesome time-lapse video.

E-cigarettes can be more addictive and even harder to quit than regular cigarettes, so kicking the habit may take even more vigilance.

Speakeasies need strong passwords.

Attorney general William Barr seems eager to reignite the encryption wars, starting with the social media giant.

Mladen Antonov's brilliant image from Phuket island asks onlookers to suspend reality and imagine more.

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The new expansion is a haunted one that draws considerable dynamism and tension from making nostalgia horrific.

The Trump administration's attacks on the whistle-blower aren't just baseless—they could have a corrosive long-term effect.

The new offering expands on Instagram's "Close Friends" list, providing a completely separate space for sharing photos and messages with your besties.

Also, ICYMI, here's the first 'Birds of Prey' trailer.

The settlements can be dangerous places for queer people. The subjects of photographer Lee-Ann Olwage's #BlackDragMagic want to change that.

Ask a physicist: Just how much carbon could 7.5 billion new trees pull out of the atmosphere?