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At the 2018 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nissan will demonstrate brain-to-vehicle technology that could transform your car into your co-pilot.

Founders’ Fund has reportedly invested between 15 and 20 million dollars on the volatile cryptocurrency.

Judge Lou Olivera sentenced Green Beret veteran Joe Serna to a night in prison for violating his probation — then spent that night with him in the cell.

A report entitled “Mapping the Swamp” describes a bureaucracy reportedly consisting of bloated paychecks and enormous incentives for government employees.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren drew a host of reactions — not all of them positive — when she responded on Twitter to President Donald Trump’s sarcastic “global warming” tweet.

According to data gathered by the Pew Research Center, humanity has real concerns about the automated future of our economy. A national survey conducted by Pew suggests that as much as 65% of Americans are deeply concerned that robots will replace

A “surge of excitement” for a couple in Taiwan reportedly ended with one of a 51-year-old man’s family jewels in a rice bowl and a trip to the hospital.

International Falls, Minnesota, has broken a nearly century-old record for their coldest December 27, at -36 degrees Fahrenheit.

Trump Justice Department Spokesman Ian Prior said that they were “very disappointed with the issues that occurred in the Obama administration” over reports of sexual misconduct at the DOJ.

Washington County Sheriff’s Deputy Sgt. Aaron Thompson punched through the icy surface of the water to rescue an eight-year-old boy on Christmas Day.

Despite shady details, as well as the overreach and abuse of mental health classifications seen in non-democratic countries, the World Health Organization will add Gaming Disorder to its International Classification of Diseases in 2018.

Erie, Pennsylvania’s Christmas may have been a little too white this year with a record amount of snowfall.

A heartwarming surprise left a Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, man in tears, as the young woman he helped to raise since the age of five presented him with adoption papers for Christmas.

CNN’s Snapchat show “The Update” will be pulled from the social network just a few months after its debut.

Apple has irrevocably altered mobile gaming with less than 30 words, forcing apps with loot boxes to disclose the odds of what players can expect to get out of them before purchasing.

Developer Sledgehammer Games’ Call of Duty: World War II packages a short-but-satisfying campaign with multiplayer that is fun and accessible for newcomers and returning fans of early titles.

Facebook has implemented facial recognition on its platform, and all you have to do is sign over your face.

A stealthy cryptocurrency miner hijacks Android phone processors and then pushes the devices to their literal breaking point.

Observations of the oblong interstellar traveler Oumuamua have revealed an unidentified organic coating on it, igniting scientific and public curiosity alike.

Developer Gears for Breakfast’s A Hat in Time channels classic platformers like Banjo-Kazooie for a delightful romp that makes a great last-minute stocking stuffer.

In the wake of the Federal Communications Commission’s vote to repeal Net Neutrality, officials and representatives across the country are mobilizing to fight the decision.

NFL Media Vice President and Executive Editor David Eaton first cleaned, then outright deleted, his Twitter account which was full of interaction with porn stars and prostitutes.

Kernel founder and CEO Bryan Johnson wants to “expand the bounds of human intelligence” while treating neurological disorders by enhancing human brains with computer implants.

Crytek has employed a legendary Wall Street law firm to pursue damages against the developers of perpetually-delayed space-sim Star Citizen.

Google’s artificial intelligence unit is using games to test whether AI can teach itself to cheat in hopes of heading off a robot apocalypse.

Over 20 of the most influential minds in technology have joined together to urge Ajit Pai and the Federal Communications Commission to stop the repeal of net neutrality.

On Monday, Verizon announced a massive deal that will allow the media giant to “distribute live games and content” for the NFL.

President Donald Trump has signed a directive for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) to join the brewing space race once again.

According to an investigation by the Sunday Mirror, Amazon drivers are not treated any better than their warehouse counterparts.

A new study has revealed that many of the mysterious iron objects in use before the Iron Age were likely products of harvested meteorites.

Google’s DeepMind AI Now Rules the Chess World, Too

Akili Interactive Labs reported that they have achieved “Primary Efficacy Endpoint” in what they describe as a “pivotal” trial for an ADHD treatment video game.

In a blog post by “Kurtis” on behalf of Valve’s Steam gaming platform, the company outlined why they made the decision to cut support for the popular digital currency Bitcoin.

Ubisoft’s latest outing in their science-fiction alternate history franchise is a decent action RPG — but not a very good Assassin’s Creed game.

In no uncertain terms, Russia has stated that it will not adhere to any regulation or prohibition of robotic weapons of war.

Comcast memory-holed its promise to not charge for priority “fast lanes” for Internet sites and services when the FCC announced plans to repeal net neutrality.