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An amendment that targets Hillary Clinton and James Comey has its roots in r/The_Donald, a notoriously conspiracy-minded subreddit.

Ban all smartphone notifications.

More than 12,000 people evacuated Bormes-les-Mimosas, France when a wildfire broke out.

Notifications and how to kill them all, this week on the Gadget Lab Podcast.

Taking one for the stream.

Altspace was one of VR's first social platforms—and was also its most forward-thinking.

Aaron Cook is basically a superhero.

With this lightweight yet rugged gear, you can hit the backwoods without breaking your back.

BioAge is trying to solve the problem of aging using advanced machine learning, a horde of lab mice, and the blood of 600 especially long-lived Estonians.

Breville's new espresso machine costs as much as a used car. But it's totally worth it.

What can brown do for you?

The search for lively bacterial communities led Rachel Dutton, a microbiologist at UC San Diego, to cave-aged cheese wheels.

It's Model 3 delivery day.

The long-awaited affordable electric car is finally here, for a lucky few.

Not all Android attacks come from firmware mistakes.

The research was conducted by Shoukhrat Mitalipov, the same guy who first cloned embryonic stem cells in humans. And came up with three-parent in-vitro fertilization.

A Broadcom flaw that undermined scores of Android and iOS devices hints the future of smartphone hacking lies in third-party components.

How do Bezos' spending habits compare with Bill Gates'?