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New Guinea villagers unearth evidence of the island’s Neolithic past
36m By Kiona N. Smith
New Guinea didn't import its Neolithic culture from Southeast Asia after all.

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Polestar’s latest concept shows it thinks differently about design
1:00am By Jonathan M. Gitlin
The design study shows there are ideas beyond just copying Germany and Japan.

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500-year-old manuscript contains earliest known use of the “F-word”
Mon 7:29pm By Jennifer Ouellette
The Bannatyne Manuscript is an anthology of some 400 medieval Scottish poems.

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After troubled first flight, Boeing will refly Starliner without crew
Mon 6:19pm By Eric Berger
"Flying another uncrewed flight will allow us to complete all flight test objectives."

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Bubba Wallace rage-quit a NASCAR esports race, then lost his sponsor
Mon 4:09pm By Jonathan M. Gitlin
It's all a game, until it isn't.

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NASA sees an “exponential” jump in malware attacks as personnel work from home
Mon 3:50pm By Dan Goodin
Space agency report suggests employees are falling for online scams.

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Dr. Drew apologizes for being a COVID-19 denier after copyright silliness
Mon 3:25pm By Kate Cox
Dr. Drew coronavirus supercut restored to YouTube after copyright takedown.

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TV stations don’t have to correct Trump’s COVID-19 statements, FCC says
Mon 2:59pm By Jon Brodkin
FCC denies petition, says investigation would "curtail freedom of the press."

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Acting Navy secretary hammers captain he relieved over coronavirus
Mon 2:35pm By John Timmer
The popular Captain Crozier has now tested positive for the virus.

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TCL launches self-branded smartphones at $449, $249
Mon 1:38pm By Ron Amadeo
After making a name for itself with cheap TVs, TCL wants to build cheap smartphones.

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Sheltering in place? Start your car once a week, and other basic tips
Mon 1:13pm By Jonathan M. Gitlin
Being completely sedentary is bad for cars, not just people.

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Experiment finds that gravity still works down to 50 micrometers
Mon 12:36pm By Chris Lee
Sensitive gravity test fails to find hidden dimension. Next: find old wardrobe.

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Apple will battle COVID-19 by designing and making millions of medical face shields
Mon 12:23pm By Samuel Axon
Company joins GM, Tesla, startups, and more to make supplies to battle COVID-19.

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Ars Subscription Drive: Success++
Mon 12:13pm By Ken Fisher
We crushed our subscription goal thanks to your support.

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What OneWeb’s failure tells us about space resiliency in the age of COVID-19
Mon 11:49am By Eric Berger
"The smartest thing for the government to do to help the industry is to let contracts."

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British government starts pushing social distancing via in-game ads
Mon 11:07am By Kyle Orland
Dirt Rally, Candy Crush Saga among games broadcasting "Stay Home, Save Lives."

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Aircraft carrier captain lost his command because of “Catch-22” COVID-19 dilemma
Mon 8:48am By Sean Gallagher
Navy Secretary: "We... expect more from the Commanding Officers of our aircraft carriers."

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Quibi, day one: This phone-focused TV service really isn’t that bad
Mon 8:17am By Sam Machkovech
Even if the content isn't entirely up your alley, the execution is interesting.

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Final Fantasy VII Remake spoiler-free review: Our kind of Cloud gaming
Mon 6:00am By Sam Machkovech
Not a masterpiece. Not a disaster. FFVIIR stumbles, but it's still unforgettable.

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Zoombombing is a crime, not a prank, prosecutors warn
Sun 7:54pm By Timothy B. Lee
Disrupting a Zoom meeting could lead to “law enforcement knocking at your door.”

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