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As part of a $5 billion settlement, Facebook agreed to potentially sweeping changes in how it manages privacy. But some doubt they'll alter the company's culture.

And not a moment too soon. As the world warms, they’re becoming a lot more common.

A rare near-horizon eclipse took place earlier this month in South America. Here’s how photographer Reuben Wu and his team made sure they were ready.

The imitation of forward movement in games like 'Destiny 2' is catnip to a mind stuck in neutral.

California's so-called 'bot bill,' which aims to protect users from automated bots on Twitter and other platforms, is noble, flashy, intriguing...and inept.

Robert Mueller will testify before Congress Wednesday in two separate hearings. You can watch it right here, but first make sure to manage your expectations.

The automaker’s unit has raised billions from Softbank, Honda and others and has 1,500 employees. What it doesn’t have yet is service on the streets.

The new premium earbuds from Sony have multiple noise-canceling modes, and it switches between them automatically depending on your environment.

Facebook hired Yael Eisenstat, a CIA veteran, to help it address election meddling. Now she's deeply worried about the company's sway over our lives.

Science and technology are about to revolutionize cannabis, but longtime players fear they’ll get snuffed out in the process.

Senate Democrats want to remind everyone that US elections are still at risk, and Congress could do more to protect them.

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Daimler and Bosch say they’ve gained approval for cars to park—no safety drivers needed—at the Mercedes-Benz Museum in Stuttgart.

Model-turned-pilot Nadia Marcinko, an alleged accomplice of Jeffrey Epstein, is among a group of girls who came to the Epstein syndicate—presumably by plane—from abroad.

Researchers find some species seem to be able to cope with global warming, but are still running out of time.

Communism left distinct architectural legacies in countries across the former Soviet bloc. In Albania, it's concrete bunkers that now serve other uses.

Emphatic caps feel like the quintessential example of internet tone of voice. Sure enough, they’ve been around since the very early days online.

The retail giant offers a way to share your Prime benefits—including Kindle titles, audiobooks, and free Prime shipping—with others in your home.

Left for dead after a disappointing IPO and Instagram copied a key feature, Snap is doing quite well, thank you. Its stock has more than doubled this year.

In a big step toward possible legislation, the Federal Trade Commission held a workshop on whether consumers should be able to fix their gadgets themselves.

Ford, which has lagged rivals when it comes to all-electric vehicles, finally shows off an all-electric pickup—towing a 1.3-million-pound train.

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Last week’s US strike of an Iranian drone is the first reported successful use of the Marines’ new energy weapon.

Even Offred needs to take a break sometimes, you know? Photographer Maggie Shannon captures the weird and wacky scene in San Diego.

From the details of Phase 4 to the future of *Star Trek*, our culture team weighs in.

For failing to safeguard Social Security numbers, credit card numbers, and more, Equifax will pay up—but not enough, experts say.

The studio's films are making bank in a lackluster year.

Can gorging yourself on whey and creatine make you a star athlete? Probably not.

Soon the company will begin placing anxiety-relieving exercises within its search results to help boost your mood.

The Zero Breeze Mark II is a battery-powered solution for staying comfortable on sweltering camping trips.

US government tests find even top-performing facial recognition systems misidentify blacks at rates 5 to 10 times higher than they do whites.

Here’s what members of Congress should know before they question the former special counsel.

Russian billionaire Yuri Milner has invested a fortune to help SETI find the source of cosmic flashes that emit the energy of 500 million suns.

We debate the use of the term “moon shot,” digitally drive the first mid-engine ’Vette, and check in how on Formula E is fueling an all-electric future.

These premium coffee machines promise a hot, perfect cup of espresso, automatically. We tried some out to see if they’re worth $1,000—or more.

Can a complicated, nerdy card game turn into a cross-media story? Maybe it already is one.

For all the attention on sophisticated nation-state attacks, the malware that’s most likely to hit your phone is much more mundane.

Under the watch of the creator of 'Orphan Black,' the post-apocalyptic thrill-ride folds in elements of 'Westworld,' 'The Leftovers,' and more.

A good portion of the upcoming Marvel Studio's slate will be streaming on Disney+.

It’s also a look at CBS All Access' future.

Comic-Con's biggest day brought the most massive trailers of the convention.

A couple of experiences shone in San Diego, but most of them proved that AR and VR need care—and money—to excel.

Slack passwords, NSO spyware, and more of the week's top security news.

For automakers like BMW, Audi, and Jaguar, making EVs for the track is a natural way to hone EVs for the streets.

It's small, lightweight, and has an impressive zoom. But that comes with a hefty price tag.

The space race was the ultimate demonstration of US prowess. There was more to it than winning, though.

The show's farewell panel at Comic-Con was a one-sided goodbye.

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The streaming service might have the new fantasy crossover hit.