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Brendan Carr backs Trump's war against media, but revoking licenses won't be easy.

China launched the first 10 spacecraft in a planned constellation of 13,000 internet satellites.

The US government now relies on whistleblowers to bring many cases.

Correction issued for black plastic study that had people tossing spatulas.

The labor-of-love mod project sold out quickly, but more will be made.

Rhode Island said it's being extorted after hack of Deloitte-run benefits system.

Amazon ignores strike threats, denies claims of "uniquely dangerous warehouses."

Beta registration opened today, will enable texting in dead zones in early 2025.

The incoming administration plans to end EV tax credits. Federal funding for charging infrastructure will be clawed back, and fuel efficiency rules rolled back to 2019.

It's not the tannins or sulfites after all.