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Thursday May 23, 2019. 01:00 PM
By going big on small satellites, the new Space Development Agency plans to defend the country against all manner of orbital attacks.
States were given almost $3 billion from Volkswagen’s diesel scandal settlement to buy cleaner vehicles. But many are buying more diesels, a report shows.
Amid escalating tension with China, executives at Google and Facebook argue that tough regulations against tech will hurt US competitiveness.
Looking for a pair of sturdy, sweatproof, buds to help you rock your inner jock? We have you covered.
GitHub’s new Patreon-like service aims to reward developers for maintaining free software, and bolster the open source ecosystem.
Which means Elon Musk’s “mass transit” tunneling company has its first official customer.
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Wednesday May 22, 2019. 10:46 PM
Facial recognition technology has proliferated unchecked in the US so far. Congress finally seems ready to do something about it.
The US joins China, the European Union, and South Korea, in ruling that Qualcomm violated laws in how it licenses its smartphone chips.
Amazon's shareholder resolutions on climate change and facial recognition technology didn't pass. Here's why they matter anyway.
A clever study finds communities of foraminifera, a hard-shelled kind of plankton, have transformed dramatically since the Industrial Revolution.
A USC team won the collegiate space race by sending a rocket above the Kármán line, the imaginary boundary that marks the end of Earth’s atmosphere.
ARM designs the chips that power everything from smartphones to data centers. Without it, Huawei has few good options.
A world champion thrower explains how a boomerang flies, and how to augment its performance.
Director Stefon Bristol's Netflix feature isn't concerned with the past or the future—it's worried about the present.
The US declared measles eliminated in 2000, but it could lose that status in September—entering a darker era of heightened infectious disease risk.
Fake accounts spread white-nationalist messages and amassed larger followings than actual far-right parties before being taken down, according to a new report.
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The Trump administration barred US companies from doing business with Huawei, forcing the Chinese firm to find new chips and software for its products.
Tuesday May 21, 2019. 11:14 PM
On the heels of embarrassing disclosures from Facebook and Twitter, Google reveals its own password bugs—one of which lasted 14 years.
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