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The site posts what seem to be emails from the account of Hillary Clinton aide John Podesta, including what look like parts of controversial paid talks.

Dalí's 1973 cookbook "Les Diners De Gala" is back in print for the first time in more than 40 years. Care for some toffee with pine cones?

Mount Aso in southern Japan has sent huge plumes of gray smoke as high as 11 kilometers (6.8 miles) into the air in one of the volcano's biggest explosions in years

With Google and Disney bowing out -- and Salesforce throwing cold water on a deal -- Twitter's acquisition hopes seem dead on arrival. Though an internal struggle over any acquisition may be bubbling, there's one company...

Ready for some hardcore science about transistor elements that are a fraction of the width of a human hair? Good, because that's what this post is all about. "The semiconductor industry has long assumed that any gate bel...

The Apple vs Samsung battle may seem never-ending. The latest is all about Apple coming away victorious in a $120 million lawsuit against Samsung over the Slide to Unlock feature.

Amazon Studios hosted a panel for the upcoming season of The Man in the High Castle at New York Comic Con on Saturday, showing off a new trailer for the show's second season, as well as a trio of clips. The assembled pan...

The U.S. government officially blames the Kremlin for hacks of the Democratic National Committee and others. But a U.S. response remains murky. The post Feds Pin Political Hacks on Russia. But How to Respond? appeared fi...

The Smart Kitchen Summit 2016 brought together a range of smart device makers whose focus is on food and drinks. Want an instant tortilla or the perfect spice blend? These companies want to help. The post 3D food printer...

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Frequent Snapchat users will be pleased to hear about a set of changes coming to the app’s popular Story feature. The first is a removal of the Auto Advance setting, which would automatically play every new video from ...

 Since the 1999 launch of Napster’s music-sharing platform, the music industry has been in near-constant turmoil, with dipping revenues, lack of transparency, piracy problems and feuds over the fair distribution of di...

Comcast has revealed that it will soon begin implementing data caps in 18 new regions, which means that most Comcast customers will be subject to a 1TB cap by the end of the year. Comcast, of course, has its own shaky re...

This year’s exploding Galaxy Note 7 debacle shows no signs of slowing down after this week’s news that a Samsung-approved post-recall model still managed to catch fire while on an airplane, despite being turned off. ...

One socially conscious company is making your emoji keyboard a little less perfect in an effort to tackle food waste. Hungry Harvest, a startup service that delivers "recovered produce" to consumers' doorsteps, has creat...

Our election systems are full of flaws and vulnerabilities. But the biggest target in the election might not be your vote.

In this edition of Ask Maggie, CNET's Marguerite Reardon offers a refresher on Google's first wireless service, Project Fi.

Phones don't make good dive buddies. But it's important to know what those certification numbers mean. One spec you won't find on the sheet for the new Google Pixel and Pixel XL is their IP53 certification. Google has co...

Officials from the German justice system now have 3-D technology at their disposal to hold aging Nazi war crime suspects accountable.

The latest effort to overhaul math and science education offers a fundamental rethinking of the basic structure of knowledge. But will it be given time to work? The post Meet the New Math, Unlike the Old Math appeared fi...

Several popular Android Wear devices like the Moto 360 and Fossil Q remain incompatible with the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus, according to a report by The Verge. Owners of the Android smartwatches have been able to use th...