Comcast cable is trying to weasel out of its obligations to consumers by saying its First Amendment rights are under attack.

Google unveils a new Pixel phone today, along with some other exciting hardware. Our liveblog starts at 8am PDT.

Ten months ago, Yahoo disclosed the biggest breach in history. As it turns out, the company severely underestimated the impact. Think a billion users is bad? Try three billion.

With each new revelation about the devastating Equifax breach, the company's defenses and response appear increasingly inadequate.

A newly revealed Uber report says Anthony Levandowski left Google with valuable IP.

American physicists Rainer Weiss, Barry Barish, and Kip Thorne have won the Nobel Prize in Physics for the detection of gravitational waves.

Read an excerpt from the book, "The Runaway Species."

Gather round for a tale of a modern art exhibit, a deafening thwack, and a mass abandonment of civility.

The New York rapper's smash "Bodak Yellow" holds on to its number-one Billboard spot, thanks in part to the rise of the playlist

The company makes its toy hot rods by expertly carving wood.

The classic car gets a new look.

The new headphones from Nura measure inner-ear vibrations to figure out what sounds best to your ears.

To make an all-electric age plausible, the state must get to work, stat.

The next generation of Pixel phones could set Google on a path to become a successful hardware company.

In the wake of the Las Vegas mass shooting, a look at the tech that does—and doesn't—exist to make guns more secure.

OpenGov's new tool might free local governments from the tyranny of spreadsheets, while making government data more transparent.

A new study from Ascend Leadership, a nonprofit group for Asian professionals, finds there may be an overrepresentation of Asians in tech—but not in leadership.

The singer-songwriter began the '80s as an industry outsider, and ended the decade as a big-dreaming video star.

The killer shot his hundreds of victims with inhuman speed. That's likely because giving a semiautomatic weapon essentially automatic abilities is easier than you'd think.

All organisms operate on a 24-hour rhythm. This year's winners of the Nobel Prize in Medicine discovered the molecular mechanisms that control it.

Bose's best-in-class QC35 headphones get updated with a new button that summons Google Assistant.

In the wake of the Las Vegas mass shooting, misinformation and hoaxes flooded the internet. Be careful not to fall for it—or spread it yourself.

The giant automaker will start with nine new all-electric models by 2023.

It's the rare alternate history that explores not just what could have happened, but what might still happen.

How's MTV planning to attract a generation glued to social media? By bringing social media to TV.

Roku's 4K and HD streaming players get updated for 2017, with prices between $30 and $100.

The reckoning is upon Mark Zuckerberg.

Researchers have developed a smartphone-based program that can automatically detect diseases in the most widely grown root crop on Earth.

Employee advocates say contracts requiring workers not to band together, and limiting their right to sue, should be invalidated.

Second amendment provocateur Cody Wilson is upgrading his gun-making machine to make concealable Colt 45s and Glocks.

Opinion: Banning prisoners from Facebook and Twitter just puts them at a disadvantage when they're released.

The universe has not cooperated with physicists’ hopes. In desperation, many are looking for new ways to search for surprises at the Large Hadron Collider.

ICYMI, Miss Piggy got into it with the *Riverdale* gang on Twitter last week. The rest of Twitter loved it.

Use Twitter and Instagram on your computer instead!

The technology exists. Now it's time to put it into action.

The vacuum and fan maker has a real chance to earn its place in a changing auto industry.

Author Charles Yu has a pretty convincing theory on why extraterrestrials would enjoy sci-fi.

Eight great choices for your next weekend camping trip.

Read a new short story from sci-fi author Nick Wolven.

Big breaches of Deloitte, Sonic, and Whole Foods dominated this week's security news.

Janet Yellen takes a 20th-century approach to managing a 21st-century economy.

A galaxy collision, stormy molecular clouds and too many photos of a comet this week in space.

After its massive data breach and bungled initial response, Equifax is offering a free set of tools to protect your identity, but they have limits.

The SpaceX CEO's latest inspiration could use some reining in.

This week on the Gadget Lab podcast, Alexa gets hardware and software updates, and Twitter goes long.

Thanks to some help from the Senate.

Apple's leaving 32-bit apps behind with its iOS 11 update, but saying goodbye to 32-bit apps does more good than harm

Disasters always have ripple effects. In Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands, Hurricane Maria might start a wave of disease.

Ikea teams up with the gig economy's TaskRabbit, the latest in a series of such partnerships.

Nvidia, beneficiary of the AI boom, is open-sourcing new chip design to fend off new competitors.