Researchers implanted prisms in mouse brains to watch how ketamine affects neurons. The findings could lead to more effective antidepressant treatments.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has been arrested, and now faces extradition to the United States. But not for leaking classified information.

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Pete Mauney stiches hundreds of photographs together to create these poetic, nocturnal renderings.

Hate going to studio fitness classes? Head to Norway on NordicTrack's Peloton-style bike instead.

Is Jordan Peele’s latest project buzz-y enough to be a “system-seller” for CBS All Access?

Winter is coming for marketing teams working with the show—and they know it.

No matter who wins the game, their victory will signify something.

The course is mostly downhill and has few dramatic turns, yet it ranks among the slowest marathons in the world. Here's why.

The book by former Google communications head Jessica Powell is fiction, but many of its tropes are drawn from real life.

As the mayor of a small Indiana city, Buttigieg applied his low-key technocratic style to economic and social dysfunction. Now he wants a chance to fix the country.

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Why is it so difficult to see a black hole? What is a radio wave image anyway? Here's the science behind the first-ever "picture" of a black hole.

Attorney general William Barr will have tremendous sway over how much of the Mueller report the public can see. Right now, it doesn't look promising.

The House voted largely along party lines to restore the FCC's net neutrality rules, but the measure faces opposition in the Senate and a likely veto by President Trump.

The social media giant debuted new features and tools to help in its Sisyphean fight against misinformation and abuse on Facebook, Instagram, and Messenger.

Google's Data Loss Prevention tool finds and redacts sensitive data in the cloud. A new user interface makes now makes it more broadly accessible.

The Event Horizon Telescope has captured a photo of a supermassive black hole at the center of M87, a galaxy 54 million light-years away.

Finding a 5G signal in Verizon’s launch areas in Chicago proved difficult for reviewers from the Verge and CNET.

Opinion: Noisy Intermediate-Scale Quantum devices produce errors. And in a field like chemistry, errors could be a feature, not a bug.

This is what happens when an attempt to defeat algorithms turns into a glimpse into the dark soul of humanity.

The threat of bigger measles outbreaks is turning the political tides, making public health officials more willing to take draconian steps.

Amazon’s new entry-level Kindle ebook reader is just like the 2018 Kindle Paperwhite, but $40 cheaper.

Security firm FireEye is naming a collection of tools it says might help identify more of the digital saboteurs' intrusions.

The TajMahal spyware includes more than 80 distinct spy tools, and went undetected for five years.

Innovations in digital payment system attack methods mean the rash of heists isn’t over.

Ford CEO Jim Hackett joined the growing ranks of executives saying that fully self-driving cars won't arrive as soon as some had forecast.

China is home to more cryptocurrency mining operations than any other country. Now the government wants to eliminate them.

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YouTube even had to disable comments on the House Judiciary Committee’s livestream of the hearing because it filled up with so much filth.

America's border communities are politically and culturally diverse, but they agree on one thing: A border wall is a terrible idea.

When you die, Facebook wants your profile to become a place for grieving friends and family to gather online.

Your phone charger and USB cables look like they're single cords, but don't be fooled: Unwrap any cable and you'll find multiple wires inside.

Whether you're a new user of the music streaming service or a playlist pro, these tips will improve your next Spotify session.

Pornographers developed many early innovations in internet marketing, like pop-up ads and subscriptions. And women were among the most successful entrepreneurs in the business.

To show climate change's devastating effects, the Weather Channel used its immersive mixed-reality studio to span centuries.

The tiny price point could launch the robot into research stardom, forging a path to a future in which machines can do just about anything.

A British white paper suggests requiring tech giants to remove content that's "harmful," as well as illegal, a far-reaching proposal for a western democracy.

The Chamois botnet once infected 20 million Android devices. Here's how Google finally tore it up.

The new electric SUV is yet another with a dispiriting EPA range rating.

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There's a reason it can compete with massively popular games like *Fortnite* and *PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds*.

Researchers had already found a spyware app called Exodus plaguing Android. Now it's shown up on iPhones, too.

To perform IVF on the white rhino, researchers are developing a special robot to navigate the females' complex cervixes and deposit an embryo.

The movie launches April 17. In other news, AMC just ordered another 'Walking Dead' spinoff.

This release marks the first set of products in a collaboration where scale meets sound.

Code depends on English—for reasons that are entirely unnecessary at a technical level.

The Ethereum community is divided over whether some chips are too powerful, pricing out small miners. The dispute also reflects heightened US-China tensions.

Tesla's deliveries fell 31 percent in the first quarter compared with the fourth quarter of 2018. New York moves toward congestion pricing. And trucking futures.

Last week the internet spent a lot of time discussing the Mueller report—because it's still not public.