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At this year’s UN climate conference in Egypt, activists are unable to demonstrate without permission, limiting their ability to voice criticism of the COP.

For the first time since the Apollo era, the agency is preparing for crewed visits to our lunar neighbor. Missions with astronauts are next.

Despite its adorable design, low price, and tech add-ons, we didn’t fall in love with this first Western offering from the Chinese car brand.

The retailer usually skips Black Friday, so snag these discounts now through November 21 on our favorite outdoor gear.

The Square Off Pro is an internet-connected board you can roll up to take anywhere—and to play with opponents around the world.

It's all too easy to believe in the illusion of neverending data storage and streaming. But it's destroying the natural world.

The pocketknife brand takes on the kitchen with this surprisingly excellent chef's knife set.

Through the app, my mom and I shared emotional words we hadn’t dared utter before.

If you hate your TV interface but love your iPhone, this is probably the device for you.

The sprawling mass of suburbia has been a disaster for the environment. But now smaller, denser cities herald a renaissance in city living.

WIRED’s editor in chief mulls what lies in store for Elon Musk and Sam Bankman-Fried, plus more thoughts on the past week’s headlines.

From a tricked-out ebike to speakers that sound like a dream, these are all the presents you’ll need to supercharge the holidays.

The team uses a secret technique to locate AlphaBay’s server. But just as the operation heats up, the agents have an unexpected run-in with their target.

Problems with the important security feature may be some of the first signs that Elon Musk’s social network is fraying at the edges.

Swoosh members will compete to create digital kicks with the brand’s design staff and bag a royalty cut. But not even Nike knows how it’s going to work.

This at-home diagnostic Covid-19 test kit is ridiculously expensive, but it's accurate and dead simple to use.

Any smartphone in any car can pick up a span’s unique vibrations. Tracking how that changes over time reveals hidden structural problems.

Covid lockdowns prompted a surge of new cyclists. But the trend has faltered in places that didn't build bike-friendly infrastructure.

In a quest to reimagine the loudspeaker, this audio company has worked serious magic—but there's a big bass problem.

Electric bikes may seem like the perfect transport for active, aging folks, but do your homework before plugging into the trend.

People fleeing Twitter have turned to Eugen Rochko’s alternative. He says social networks can support healthy debate—without any one person in control.

Antimicrobials cost as much to develop as other drugs, but don’t earn the same returns. Congress could give drugmakers a boost, but time is running out.

Unlike the old days of replying to someone’s tweet, brands now poke back at their consumers on social media.

Despite efforts to reduce emissions, the 2022 FIFA tournament is highly carbon-intensive. And its road to net-zero relies on questionable carbon credits.

Mysterious crooks took hundreds of millions of dollars from FTX just as it collapsed. Crypto-tracing blockchain analysis may provide an answer.

Reentry programs help, but tech companies must also modify their hiring systems.

A team of physicists has entangled three photons over a considerable distance, which could lead to more powerful quantum cryptography.

Anker’s iPhone MagSafe accessories may look like power packs, but they are actually little bundles of life-changing joy.

You don't have to say a ghost's name three times in the mirror. The Haand x Toma Brunch Kit makes bloody brunches easy.

Plus: Apple pays for more emergency satellite tech, LG is working on a stretchy screen, and we answer all your burning questions about Mastodon.

The way you identify yourself on the platform is changing.

Plus: US midterms survive disinformation efforts, the government names the alleged Lockbit ransomware attacker, and the Powerball drawing hits a security snag.

Voters in two influential states came to opposite conclusions on climate-related ballot measures to fund environmental protections and electric vehicles.

Even with all the modern advances in winter footwear, I love these 110-year-old L.L. Bean Duck Boots.

We're hot on the heels of Black Friday, and the discounts are rolling in.

As Sam Bankman-Fried's crypto empire crumbles, its customers, and other crypto traders, are paying the price.

Grief slows the pace of Ryan Coogler’s sequel but makes it more meaningful in the process.

Are you tearing your hair out trying to feed a family of picky eaters? Try a subscription service like Blue Apron.

To send astronauts on long-term space missions, it’ll take rotating habitats to produce artificial gravity. But that’s trickier than you might think.

Plus: The dotcom recovery, a history-making online purchase, and the highway to climate hell.

Somehow, a show about fighting fascism is the best thing on Disney+.

When the US returns to the lunar surface next year, the lander’s fuel tank will be wrapped in the same reflective material that lines cold-weather parkas.

Tens of thousands of job cuts have rocked the industry, but unemployment among tech workers remains low—and plenty of companies are desperate for talent.

Satellite monitors discovered two vessels with their trackers turned off in the area of the pipeline prior to the suspected sabotage in September.

Harvests of the fungi are plummeting as Europe gets drier, pushing the prices of some varieties to eye-watering heights.

Layoffs leave only two people in the company’s Brussels office, just as Europe prepares to enforce sweeping new tech rules.

Sparrow could shift the balance between humans and machines in the company’s warehouses, using machine learning algorithms and a custom gripper.

Questions about the Kremlin’s relationships with these groups remain. But researchers are finally getting some answers.

A decade ago, she was the target of a harassment campaign for her feminist critiques of video games. With That Time When, she can put it behind her.

At the international climate summit in Sharm el-Sheikh, long-standing restrictions on protesters and dissidents are front and center.