The newly proposed legislation would officially classify broadband as an essential service and grant the FCC the authority to enforce net neutrality rules.
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Second covid-19 boosters for the general population are reportedly being postponed in favor of new and improved shots.
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Twitter's monthly subscription service has just raised its price.
Netflix's movie continuation to the 2018 series is a kinetic, gorgeous, and surprisingly self-serious example of Rise at its very best.
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It’s the first authorization bill in over five years that also backs the space agency’s Mars prospects, all while offering $52 billion for semiconductors.
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By sending water vapor into the upper reaches of Earth's atmosphere, rockets could be spawning high-altitude "noctilucent" clouds.
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The death toll is expected to rise after heavy storms hit the Appalachian region.
V/H/S/99 , the follow-up to last year's hit V/H/S/94 , arrives on Shudder in October.
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness took some steps back—but Ms. Marvel moved the needle forward.
Harlivy is here to stay: the HBO Max animated DC Universe series will not be revisiting a certain toxic relationship from Harley's past.
The Game of Thrones author tested positive despite masking in public and cancelling his in-person autograph sessions.
Cybersecurity researchers say they discovered a host of security issues with the city's official covid app, but the government has denied the accusations.
Executive producers Ant Ward and Andy Suriano talk developing Rise from show to movie, and how their iteration of the Ninja Turtles still resonates with fans.
Tsamaase's debut novel is being published by Erewhon Books, and io9 sat down with xem and editor Sarah Guan to learn more.
The expanded database increases the number of known, cataloged proteins by over 200x, from 1 million structures to around 200 million structures.
