The verdict in favor of the Tesla CEO capped a four-day trial in Los Angeles over insults Musk tweeted in 2018.

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The Vermont senator and presidential candidate proposed a $150 billion plan to expand broadband, including regulating rates for internet service.

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In its first compilation, the ride-hail service says there were more than 3,000 sexual assaults related to Uber rides last year, up 4% from the year before. 

House representative Duncan Hunter pleaded guilty this week to stealing more than $150,000 in campaign money for games and movies, among other pleasures.

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A British Airways passenger caused chaos after trying to open the aircraft door during a flight, but air pressure and clever design make it impossible. 

In *Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2*, our favorite furry antihero deals out cosmic justice—and some great material for video analysis.

The iconic company's take on the big, powerful, DSLR-style camera delivers beautifully sharp, detailed images while offering surprisingly powerful video capabilities.

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By looking at data on millions of births, a researcher shows how violence against unarmed African American men might cause acute stress on pregnancies.

A while ago, a friend sent me 25 cents on Venmo. My relationship to the platform has never been the same.

Research lab Ink & Switch wants to harness the benefits of productivity and communication without forcing users to give up control of their data.

You'll see slightly faster load times when watching videos and downloading apps, but the day-to-day experience hasn't changed.

Tech veteran Dan Zigmond wants you to bring Buddha to the office. It's not as ironic as it sounds.

With Larry Page and Sergey Brin stepping back (again\!), Google CEO Sundar Pichai is now in charge of Alphabet—and its dysfunction.

Photographer Justin Sullivan's snapshot of the California senator's campaign office questions her ultimate message.

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