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Author Amanda Little explains why high-nutrient, high-flavor crops are the most likely to suffer in a less predictable environment.

The nation's least-populous state has enacted 13 laws in the past two years to welcome blockchain and cryptocurrency companies.

Aurora hooked up with Chrysler on Monday, ditched VW on Tuesday, and doubled down with Hyundai on Wednesday.

The next Pixel phone was just unveiled months early. By Google. In a tweet.

'The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild' is getting a spooky sequel and the next 'Animal Crossing' is getting delayed.

SpaceX’s next Falcon Heavy launch will carry a satellite that will test, for the first time, a “green” fuel that is even less toxic than caffeine.

A finding in western China suggests humans were seeking out high-octane weed for rituals 2,500 years ago.

If you have an amazing father in your life, show your appreciation with one of these hand-picked Father’s Day gifts.

Upcoming changes to Chrome has left ad blockers up in arms. But Google insists it won't stifle the extensions.

The actress's agent inquired about a part for her, but was rebuffed. This is a travesty.

To measure bitcoin's contribution to global warming, you need to know where it is mined and where those computers get their electricity.

In a controversial move, the Alphabet-owned tech firm played both sides of an online argument in Russia with the aim of testing disinformation-for-hire services.

Canon's latest instant camera prints photos that are a lot of fun, but not fine art.

The company's Project Galileo has helped organizations fend off DDoS and other attacks for the last five years.

BetterUp wants to bring data to human resources, and create more fulfilled employees.

Opinion: The inability to forget doesn’t only impact personal privacy—it could also lead to real problems for our global security.

The filmmaker’s riveting documentary "When They See Us" tells the story of five men convicted—wrongly—of rape. It brings the story to life in new ways.

Tinder last week agreed to store data in Russia and comply with government information requests. Analysts say the regime was sending a message to other online players.

Eleanor Lutz is a biologist with a knack for producing visually rich data visualizations. She released her latest series, Atlas of Space, this month.

A top secret US nuke installation in Greenland was supposed to end with 600 missiles aimed at the USSR. Instead it opened the door to a huge breakthrough in climate research.

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The long-awaited shift from paperless ballots could make elections more secure.

The Trevor Project publishes a massive survey on the lives of young LGBTQ+ people, shedding light on a mental health crisis.

A tourist's jaunt to the ISS is the most expensive camping trip possible, complete with sleeping bag and dehydrated food. But the views are out of this world.

The 'Final Fantasy VII' remake looks, frankly, incredible. Also, everyone's launching subscription services, apparently.

Nine states and the District of Columbia say the deal will reduce competition and lead to higher prices for wireless service.

Austrian photographer Gregor Kallina documents Kiruna, an Arctic city in the process of relocation.

The trial, which hinges on a lead found using DNA on a genealogy site, will not address whether the new sleuthing method is legal, however.

With carbon emissions soaring, plans to study and develop geoengineering technologies are gaining traction as a last resort.

You can listen to the _OK Computer_–era tracks right here.

The company’s system for targeting ads is under fire for gender and ethnic bias. In some cases, the cure could be worse than the disease.

Cadillac's Super Cruise will shut itself off when the car reaches a tricky spot where a driver needs to pay attention.

Here are five ways to back up all of the Messages and SMS conversations stored on your mobile device.

Inflatable balloon reflectors could peer into deep space, scanning for signs of water, at a fraction of the cost of a traditional telescope.

Archive of Our Own, the fanfiction database recently nominated for a Hugo, has perfected a system of tagging that the rest of the web could emulate.

From Pose to Tales of the City, there's a slew of content telling new stories about the LGBTQ+ rights movement.

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In compromising a Customs and Border Protection subcontractor, hackers make off with photos of travelers and license plates.

Startup Aurora is putting its self-driving technology into commercial vehicles from Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, expanding its long list of partnerships.

The E-Tron competes against Tesla's Model X, as well as Jaguar's I-Pace and the forthcoming Mercedes-Benz EQC.

Currently, a lot of Democratic candidates are pulling from the Gen X Essentials playlist. We have some suggestions for better tunes.

Opinion: The US should be focusing on building 5G networks with mid-band spectrum, because it will support faster, cheaper, and more ubiquitous deployment.

A 32-year-old murder case has its first arrest after police turn to genetic genealogy. The technique's legality is now getting scrutiny in the courtroom.

People cannot keep their chill about the actor's surprise appearance. Also, 'Dark Phoenix' bombed at the box office.

As China's middle class grows, cruise companies are seeing dollar signs.

Before the internet or any electronics at all, people used a gadget called the Atwood machine. It might come in handy should modern society take a hit.

This versatile appliance from the multicooker giant is excellent—if you buy the right cookbook to go with it.

The aftermarket system adds an electric motor—and a whole lot of power—to the venerable sports car.

The movement to decriminalize psilocybin is progressing so quickly, it’s even surprised psychedelics advocates. The potential complications, though, are plenty.