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In certain states, politicians could leap on the opportunity to push for the criminalization of certain methods of birth control and to impair access to IVF.

Despite its so-so battery life and chonky weight, this is the perfect entry point to the world of cinema cameras.

Locked out of your calendar or Gmail? Here’s how to get unstuck—and prevent it from happening in the first place.

From the new 'Doctor Strange' to 'Everything Everywhere All at Once,' stories of infinite universes serve as metaphors for our many identities, online and off.

Climate change and human activity are destroying the layers of fungi, lichen, and bacteria that protect deserts from erosion.

After my second miscarriage, I scrolled and scrolled. All around me was aspirational grieving—and I had come undone.

Dopamine, a neurochemical often associated with reward behavior, seems to help organize precisely when the brain initiates movements.

This heavyweight escooter packs on the power and the pounds.

Try these productivity tricks and get more done in less time.

It's time to decouple maternity from womanhood. Recent advances in fertility science are helping pave the way toward inclusivity.

Did Mom's special holiday sneak up on you, too? Don’t sweat it.

Plus: Sonos gets vocal, Twitter tightens up, and Lyft will let you ride with strangers again.

Plus: Russia rerouted internet in occupied Ukraine, Grindr sold its users' location data to ad networks, and more.

Suits by states and environmentalists are contesting a USPS contract to buy 165,000 trucks, the majority of which get only 8.6 miles per gallon.

The Oilers forward's experience playing in the NHL and gaming with his family put him in a unique spot to translate traditional sports into pixels.

If you don’t like marketers (or anyone else) knowing when and where you read your email, Apple’s feature will help you reclaim some privacy.

Now is a great time to upgrade your home viewing, gaming, or relaxing with a couple of our favorite fun-size devices.

The CEO of digital abortion clinic Hey Jane discusses the grim future of reproductive rights in the US and the clinic’s plans to keep providing access.

Alphabet, Meta, and others collect heaps of user data that could be exploited by law enforcement—and create legal hazards.

The warnings about political violence in Stephen Marche's latest book are like something out of science fiction.

Plus: Jony Ive’s final Apple project, platforms without algorithms, and a major NFT development.

Another May the Fourth rolls around with the franchise feeling more like it's on auto-pilot than hyperdrive.

More than a year after launch, Sony's latest console is still proving difficult to find. Here's how to score one.

The technique uses plants as fuel and sequesters the emitted CO2, removing it from the atmosphere. But scaling up would use gobs of water and land.

The smallest Apple tablet is usually too expensive. Right now, it's $60 off.

From surveillance to search-and-rescue, consumer drones are having an unprecedented impact on Ukraine’s defense against Russia.

And that’s (mostly) a good thing.

Reproductive rights are still largely guaranteed in the United States. Here are some key privacy concepts to adopt in the event that they're not.

Scientists have finally found Antarctica’s missing groundwater, which will help them predict ice flows on the continent.

After pandemic safety measures ended in the US, ride-hailing companies lifted their requirements for riders—leaving those behind the wheel on their own.

The country has ordered companies operating VPNs to collect user data and hand it over to officials—but they’re refusing to do so.

Spatial adds support for full-body virtual avatars, giving realism in VR a step up.

The 96 internet service providers were told to enforce the orders “by any technological means available.”

With overdose deaths on the rise, it’s more important than ever to carry potentially life-saving medications. You never know who might need it.

This week, the journalist and entrepreneur joins us to talk about the changes Elon Musk could bring to his new social network.

OpenAI’s new system is adept at turning text into images. But researchers say it also reinforces stereotypes against women and people of color.

The multiverse is a tricky and confusing place. These books will help you get your bearings.

A new study shows how future inhabitants of the Red Planet could run on either energy source, depending on where they set up camp.

What if no one cares whether it’s a Ponzi scheme?

Hundreds of Bothans died to bring us these deals.

The social internet has always thrived on rebirth. If Elon Musk’s rule leads to Twitter’s demise, it makes room for something new.

If everyone ate just 20 percent less beef, deforestation rates by 2050 could be half as bad.

Silicon Valley firms are about to be at the center of the storm around abortion access and reproductive rights. They need to prepare.

US precedents include the famous Dred Scott slavery case. But leaks never bode well for the court-journalist relationship.

Casual gamers tend to avoid really difficult titles (cough, Elden Ring). But dying a lot doesn't have to be frustrating.

Sure Petcare's Felaqua Connect lets you stay ahead of health concerns with real-time data you can show your vet.

The Digital Services Act will extract more new information from the young app than from older platforms like Facebook.

Let’s calculate whether the lightsaber-catching, Sarlacc-pit-avoiding maneuver can be done by mere mortals or requires help from the Force.

Tata Neu is the country’s latest do-everything app. When users signed up, their personal information was already there.