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One way or another, the company will get some more data on Saturday.

Rare nationwide ground stop could go on for awhile as FAA troubleshoots.

Cost and access barriers are pushing people to modified use and unapproved versions.

In Sri Lanka, ecological change is shrinking a park's elephant population.

Trump son advised Kalshi and got equity while Trump admin helped Kalshi in lawsuits.

SignDrop exploit lets local users gain all-powerful System rights.

Governments, hospitals, courts scrambled by global Microsoft outage.

Whats more fitting than a spiral-bound map for a bare-bones two-door pickup?

Climate action has stalled for five years as fossil fuel development keeps growing.

Men aged 5069 and at average risk should get PSA screening every two years.

Airlines praised the AI tool, but the air traffic controllers union wasnt involved.

A livestream Ars discussion is happening on November 17 at 1 pm Eastern Time.

Gemini 4 Hydrogen isn't getting a slow, security-conscious release like Carbon and Argon.

Report: Ukraine suspects speeds limits are intended to help Russia in peace talks.

Families confront Google after teens lawsuit labels Gemini a suicide coach.

An exoplanet seems to stopped transiting in front of its host star.

The first Gemini smartglasses are a collab between Google, Samsung, Gentle Monster, and Warby Parker.

The FBI is investigating as Nvidias board holds urgent talks over Huangs future.

Most viewers wish there was a TV Guide for streaming.

Law requires 25Mbps home Internet. T-Mobile lowers speed to 600Kbps after 50GB cap.

The four-week project hints that AI could make formal verification far more practical.

The FireCuda Forge revisits an old idea, with some familiar questions.

Fi has always supported T-Mobile, but the new one? Google won't say.

Bucking recent trends, fossil fuel emissions look to be down 0.4 percent.

Huang faces a board probe as investors fret over Nvidias lack of a clear successor.

Per usual, the basic MacBook Pro lags behind the flagships where it counts.

A new action plan aims to rescue 2030 nature targets as financing remains inadequate.