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Many sci-fi and fantasy authors didn't get recognized in their time. It's time they got their due.

A NotPetya lawsuit, bricked Mac Pros, and more of the week's top security news.

The climate activist's ability to dominate social media is powerful—and, surprisingly, similar to what young people did in the 1960s.

The all-new sport sedan may be the world's most advanced car—we just wish it felt more like a Porsche of old.

From mini drones to soundbars, here are our favorite discounts around the web.

Two former intelligence community whistle-blowers say the life of whoever wrote the Trump-Ukraine complaint has been permanently altered.

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An eventful week on Capitol Hill is only the beginning of a very long road.

The drama of videogame development is finally being turned into prestige television. Also, Ninja was on 'The Masked Singer'.

Any iPhone device from 2011 to 2017 could soon be jailbroken, thanks to an underlying flaw that there's no way to patch.

Editor in Chief Nick Thompson and running expert Knox Robinson break down the highlights of the IAAF World Athletics Championships, which start tonight.

Trump has publicly played down Russia’s role in the 2016 election. But even privately, he trusts conspiracy theories more than US intelligence agencies.

Photographer Bastiaan van Aarle took a photograph at exactly 1:20 am on 31 consecutive days to document the phenomenon.

The latest SteelSeries Arctis headset is wireless, works with every game system, and doubles as a great pair of music headphones.

Opinion: Grounded by mid-20th-century technology, air traffic controllers cannot handle the ongoing rise of commercial airlines and drones.

Librarian Jean Armour Polly along with African pioneer Adiel Akplogan are among this year's 11 inductees to the Internet Hall of Fame.

Coaches in the NFL and elsewhere are using software that claims to identify a player’s weak spots. All it takes is a force plate—and a leap of faith.

Matt Simon tells us how the internet sensation’s deployment into the workplace could alter the future of human-bot relations.

It’s baaaack: Nuclear propulsion, first floated in the ’60s, is hot again. President Trump’s Mars ambitions might even hinge on it.

Pictographs walked so emojis could run.

A National Transportation Safety Board review of two fatal crashes suggests pilots may have been overwhelmed by multiple alerts and warnings.

Passengers will be able to text 911 from inside the app. Uber also is offering new ways to confirm a driver's identity.

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The game's original version came out in 1993. The remake for Nintendo Switch shows how revolutionary it was.

Facebook is racing toward an AR/VR future, but at this week's developer conference, the company asked for patience.

J.Lo in a sea-green cut was one of the internet's original image obsessions. It still is.

The results of the 2019 Defcon Voting Village are in—and they paint an ugly picture for voting machine security.

Acting director of national intelligence Joseph Maguire answered Congress's questions about the Ukraine whistle-blower complaint—but not always to satisfaction.

The latest upgrades make the 7T one of our favorite Android phones of the year.

*Westworld* star Jeffrey Wright is currently in talks for the part, and Jonah Hill is rumored to be joining the film in a “secret role.”

A conversation between Donald Trump and Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky sparked a detailed complaint from an intelligence community whistle-blower. Here it is.

When news leaked that Google scientists had achieved "quantum supremacy," researchers immediately clashed on its implications.

Call it 'Rich Asshole Syndrome'—the tendency to distance yourself from people with whom you have a large wealth differential.

While the platform might be known for videogame livestreams, more people are flocking there to share their work—or learn to be better programmers.

There's almost no data on how the cannabis extract works in humans, but the sports world is embracing it anyway.

Researchers want to reduce the noise from planes approaching a runway. The key is a smooth descent.

Consumer surveillance cameras are everywhere now, and they’re capturing moments we otherwise would never have known happened.

But CEO Jeff Bezos says he considers Amazon’s hardware strategy to be a part of the company’s efforts to reduce its overall carbon footprint.

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With Echo Buds, Echo Frames, and Echo Loop, Amazon's doing its best to get Alexa out of the house.

The company just debuted over a dozen new products, including wirefree earbuds and Alexa-powered smart glasses.

At a hearing, politicians spar over vaping's lax enforcement, while Juul and other e-cigarette makers face a growing backlash.

A US cybersecurity company became a topic of interest for President Donald Trump in his call with Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelensky.

Being a goose isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. But when these lists magically appear under one of my wings, I revert to a simpler time—it feels like being a gosling again.

When the company first launched the Warp VPN, “all hell broke loose,” its CEO says. After a few months of tinkering, Cloudflare wants a do-over.

Cheaper, lighter, and a whole lot cuter, the Switch Lite is both a follow-up and a spin-off of Nintendo's famous console.

China’s BYD supplies about one-third of the electric buses in the US, but it would be effectively barred under a provision in a national defense bill.

The UK has a fund to bring home passengers left hanging after the collapse of travel agency Thomas Cook. In the US, travelers wouldn’t be so lucky.

The device converts the electrical conductivity of houseplants into audio, giving plants the chance to sing.