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It all started at FAO Schwarz in New York City.

The E3 way lets the automaker talk about mobility, without proposing to get rid of all those ultimate driving machines on the ground.

Txt.fyi, with no Like button or Share button, tries to inoculate against the hazards of virality.

Like the idea of Amazon Echo and Google Home, but feel uneasy about all that recording? Here's what they listen to—and how to delete it.

Your body is already full of empty calories—don't let your brain suffer, too.

A number of high-energy anomalies raised hopes that astrophysicists had seen their first direct glimpses of dark matter. New studies suggest a different source may be responsible.

Looking to avoid your family and don't like football? These flicks will get you through your turkey hangover.

VC firms expect to invest $375 million in construction tech this year, making it one of the last massive industries to be disrupted.

Thanksgiving may be the biggest running day of the year, but the caloric effects of that 5K are negligible.

The country's toll operators were supposed to be running on a single national system more than a year ago.

Really, Thanksgiving is all about thermal transfer.

First it wraps the organ in polymer arms. Then it pierces the flesh with a pointy rod.

This year, a team of Labrador retrievers trained to sniff out body-worn explosives will help lock down NYC's Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.

Weir's new sci-fi novel goes deep on technical specs but skimps on the social nuance.

Lee's debut film returns in series form, and renews its celebration of female desire.

The battle for this often ignored slice of street has only just begun.

Games have long since transcended their early niche, but they still exist as a memory-burrow for many during the holiday season.

US airports are starting trials of new CT scanners that will let TSA agents virtually unpack bags, keeping everyone safe and on the move.

Dara Khosrowshahi's job is to reform Uber—and he thinks that his background as an Iranian immigrant will come in handy.

The non-browning apple is one of the first foods engineered to appeal to the senses—not a farmer’s bottom line.

Combining the nation's largest pay-TV provider with the owner of 'must-have' channels will raise prices and stifle competition.

This Thanksgiving, we bring you four portraits of immigrants in Silicon Valley—from the C-Suite to the gig economy.

As the water level rises, more than 16,000 historic sites across Florida are at risk of being drowned by waves. In Miami-Dade County, researchers are working to keep history on solid ground.

Purva Gupta has spent the past four years launching her Silicon Valley startup, Lily—and chasing down five visas and a green card.

Guillermo Fondeur left the Dominican navy to be with his family in the US. He didn't expect to refashion himself as an Uber driver and labor activist.

Kumar has spent the past decade chasing jobs across America to keep his visa. And he's amassed a cult following of people anxious for his tips and tricks.

Former staffers of the State Department's Global Engagement Center, tasked with fighting propaganda, say that 'administrative incompetence' has hamstrung efforts.

The FCC move to eliminate net-neutrality rules opens the door to preferential deals for some content providers, closed doors for others.

The ridesharing service's latest scandal combines routine security negligence with an "appalling" coverup.

By widening our coverage of consumer products, we'll be able to help you make informed buying decisions about more things in your life.

The Federal Communications Commission Wednesday will release its plan for reversing rules that require internet service providers to treat all content equally.

Months after tormenting HBO with the release of unaired episodes and *Game of Thrones* spoilers, the alleged hacker has been indicted.

Or rather, Hawkins is based on a real place. It sounds cooler when Gaten Matarazzo explains it.

It's probably fine, but consider: Just because you know something doesn't mean you have to bring it up.

Lanier may not have sired the term "virtual reality," but he's one hell of a father figure.

Gift long and prosper with these winning Star Trek items.

The entry-level sports car offers 500 horsepower and a top speed near 200 mph.

Farmers are getting better at keeping resistance-breeding antibiotics out of poultry, but the bigger the bird, the harder it is to cut off the drugs.

NASA's Space Launch System will blast the Orion into the ether on a mission to send humans farther into space than ever before.

Teaching deep learning algorithms to find surface-to-air missile sites and much more in satellite images.

Elon Musk already has a whole company devoted to solar energy—why not just combine and conquer?

The Justice Department sued AT&T and Time Warner to block their $85 billion merger on antitrust grounds, claiming it will drive up prices and hurt rivals.

Security experts have warned of Intel's Management Engine for years. A new set of confirmed vulnerabilities that impact PCs, servers, and IoT devices shows they may have been right.

The latest DC movie underperformed at the box office this weekend. Who's to blame? Fans, moviegoers, or Rotten Tomatoes?

US consumers suffer 80 million robocalls a day. But a new crackdown—along with some clever apps—could help put a lid on your biggest mobile nuisance.

The law provides privileges to keep you safe, comfortable, and sane as you battle your way home.

You may feel betrayed, but there's still a way to score rewards in the air.

Stephen Shore, whose photographs will be on display at New York's Museum of Modern Art in November, was an Instagram artist way before there was Insta­gram.

The gear-obsessive former TV host has teamed with bag-maker Mafia to design his own ideal carryall for his tools.