Ukraine's fearless and expert EV mechanics bring electric vehicles declared unfixable in the US and Canada back to life on the other side of the world.

Apple's pledged support for the widely used messaging standard will make it easier for Android phones to share messages with iPhones-while also pushing old ways of texting to the side of the road.

Ubisoft's biggest virtual reality title yet is a lot better than you might have expected.

A new report by an oversight committee in the US House of Representatives says the FBI has routinely violated rules governing FISA's Section 702 surveillance program and must be reined in.

Signal's president reveals the cost of running the privacy-preserving platform-not just to drum up donations, but to call out the for-profit surveillance business models it competes against.

WIRED reporting indicates that surplus hand sanitizer was being stored under an I-10 freeway overpass in Los Angeles that went up in flames last weekend. Excess sanitizer has been linked to a string of toxic and damaging fires.

The gene-editing therapy, called Casgevy, uses Crispr to prevent debilitating pain in patients with sickle cell disease. It also eliminates the need for regular blood transfusions in people with beta thalassemia.

Never have a cold foot sticking out from under a blanket again. The Oversized Blanket can cover your whole family, and some friends.

Although transmission of syphilis to newborns can be prevented with a single shot for pregnant women, cases in the US rose tenfold in a decade.

This week, we talk about the Mirai cyberattack that caused a massive internet blackout, the three young friends who wrote the calamitous code, and the FBI manhunt that followed.

Anker's 647 charging station uses retractable USB-C cables to keep my floor and drawers tidy.

An inventor, molecular biologist, and diagnostic scientist, Dr. Todd cofounded SpeedDx, which serves communities worldwide. And that's just the beginning.

Vegan egg and lab-grown-meat startup Eat Just is being sued for more than $100 million. Former employees allege that's just the start of its problems.

From luxurious noise-canceling headphones to elegant kitchenware, these are the year's most WIRED, inspired gifts.

For some people of color, crypto isn't in crisis. In the midst of the FTX trial, I went to the Black Blockchain Summit to talk to the movement's biggest believers.

The National Telecommunication Monitoring Center in Bangladesh exposed a database to the open web. The types of data leaked online are extensive.

Since 2021, lava has sporadically oozed out of various fissures crisscrossing southwest Iceland. Now, a huge sheet of magma could erupt at any minute. But where, and how severe will the eruption be?

Starting Friday, dockworkers in all Swedish ports will refuse to offload Teslas, cleaning crews will no longer clean showrooms, and mechanics won't fix charging points as the labor dispute rages on.

Common Sense Media's first ratings for chatbots and other AI services warn parents that AI image generators and Snapchat's My AI chatbot may not be safe for kids.

YouTube creators will get to test a new AI tool that generates and remixes music in the style of several famous musicians, including Sia, Demi Lovato, and T-Pain.

The new generation of hardware authentication key includes support for cryptographic passkeys as Google pushes adoption of the more secure login alternative.

The Norwegian data regulator has already fined Meta $7 million. Now it says it's investigating the company's new ad-free subscription services.

Jacob Chansley, the January 6 rioter known as the QAnon Shaman, will run for Congress in Arizona. The most remarkable thing about his campaign so far is how unremarkable it is in a state that's embraced election conspiracies.

Industry watchdog Check My Ads is petitioning the Federal Trade Commission to investigate X for unlabeled-and potentially misleading-advertisements.

Almost 30 years later, it still feels like a wonder Super Mario RPG was ever made.

Impressive audio and surprisingly decent image and video capture can't counter the privacy issues and lack of features on Meta's new smart glasses.

Waverly Labs' Forum app translates voice conversations between multiple languages at once, whether the participants are standing next to each other or spread across the globe.

xMEMS' new silicone audio drivers sound incredible, are easy to manufacture in bulk, and are nearly indestructible.

Research has questioned whether seasonal depression actually exists. Maybe that doesn't matter

Misinformation about skincare runs rampant on social media. The chemist behind the Lab Muffin Beauty Science blog is here to clear things up.

Meta, Google, Amazon, and other major tech firms have laid off thousands of people. The public sector has tried-and in some cases, succeeded-to lure them in.

It's an inexpensive way to play your PS5 games on the go-as long as you have strong Wi-Fi.

Poverty, fentanyl, and lack of public funding mean morgues are overloaded with unidentified bodies. TikTok and Facebook pages are filling the gap-with AI proving a powerful and controversial new tool.

Companies that provide Big Tech with AI data-labeling services are inadvertently hiring young teens to work on their platforms, often exposing them to traumatic content.

In a year of record heat waves and rising global emissions, it would be easy to write COP28 off before it even starts. But that would be a mistake.

More than 60 groups advocating for Asian American and Pacific Islander communities are pushing the US Congress to reform the Section 702 surveillance program as Senate leaders move to renew it.

In its plans to implement a White House executive order, CISA aims to strike a balance between promoting AI adoption for national security and defending against its malicious use.

Machine learning algorithms that digested decades of weather data were able to forecast 90 percent of atmospheric measures more accurately than Europe's top weather center.

Roswell, New Mexico, remains synonymous with the discovery" of alien life on Earth-and a US government coverup. But history shows the reality may be far less out of this world-and still fascinating.

The mainstream narrative has declared Tumblr dead for years. Last week, a leaked memo finally revealed the site's plans to scale down its operations-but its art, fandoms, and inside jokes rage on.

It's still early days for a novel form of gene therapy called base editing, but this small study in people with extremely high cholesterol shows striking results.

A new series is premiering this week on TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube. It's a move that shows how studios are dipping into social video as more people watch on their phones.

The medical community's leading authority on traumatic brain injuries wants to make contact sports-which she loves-safer for everyone.

With its sleek cans and fruity flavors, Makku wants to pour more makgeolli-an alcoholic rice-based drink long loved by Koreans-into the American market.

Netflix, Spotify, Twitter, PayPal, Slack. All down for millions of people. How a group of teen friends plunged into an underworld of cybercrime and broke the internet-then went to work for the FBI.

The nation's Fifth National Climate Assessment paints a dark portrait of worsening disasters. But it also points toward accelerating progress and a cleaner future.

If the world is to reach net zero, billions of tons of carbon dioxide need pulling from the air every year. At the moment, the global carbon removal system extracts less than 0.01 percent of that.

The agreement between Hollywood actors, studios, and streamers isn't perfect. But it could set the tone for how future labor movements confront changes brought about by artificial intelligence.

In this series, we'll highlight a few of the women changing the fields of astronomy, medicine, physics, psychology, healthcare, and science communication.

An effort to reauthorize a controversial US surveillance program by attaching it to a must-pass spending bill has civil liberties advocates calling foul.