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Censors are cracking down on free speech online, but people are finding new ways to get around them.

The Chinese company has become a fast-fashion juggernaut by appealing to budget-conscious Gen Zers. But its ultralow prices are hiding unacceptable costs.

The leak of a draft opinion overturning Roe v. Wade quickly sparked a court investigation. Which laws may have been violated, if any, remains uncertain.

For under $200, it’s hard to name a guitar-playing tool that I like more than this combination amp and Bluetooth speaker.

Researchers have struggled to quantify in real time how much carbon dioxide humans spout. Lockdowns presented a unique opportunity to get a clearer picture.

It's tempting to think that activism is the cure for eco-anxiety. But it's no substitute for emotional resilience and community.

In his new book, Build, the founder of Nest gets into how to be an effective leader, why the metaverse is bunk, and when quitting is a virtue.

After a surprising win last month, workers have voted against unionizing a second warehouse in the NYC borough.

Treat your furry friend—and yourself—with these discounted goodies.

They're still expensive, but if you've been eyeing the S22 Ultra and its 10x optical zoom camera, it's a good time to buy.

Proposals for wind, solar, and battery storage projects are running into a logjam of paperwork and grid connection issues.

With the latest mobile gaming tech from Intel and Nvidia now out, MSI has updated its slim gaming powerhouse laptop. But it's got tough competition.

You can tell a lot about a tree by its sway, so scientists are outfitting them with accelerometers. That could help the West better manage its water.

Data scientists, coders, and other techies could prove decisive in future conflicts—if Uncle Sam can recruit them.

Years after the coworking giant’s highly publicized decline, its principles have permeated traditional offices and unlikely work spaces alike.

Wuling's Mini EV, made in partnership with General Motors, outsells Tesla’s Model 3 in China and costs less than adding CarPlay to a Ferrari.

Aside from its camera, the new and improved Skydio 2+ is tantalizingly close to the perfect drone.

An experiment conducted on hybrid matter-antimatter atoms has defied researchers’ expectations.

German factories have more robots than their US counterparts—so why are Americans four times more likely to leave their manufacturing jobs?

Your Microsoft computer comes with built-in safety software that shields you from the worst threats. Here's how to navigate your toolkit.

The new bread-baking set from the top name in cast-iron cookware makes beautiful loaves—and commands a premium price.

The onslaught was delivered through HTTPS, which puts more strain on a target, and it suggests that attackers are getting more powerful.

Plus: Trump backers breach election systems, Microsoft tracks Russia's war prep, a new Facebook leak reveals a mess, and Bored Ape Yacht Club gets hacked.

Plus, an early peek at the next version of Android, a pretty Ikea coffee-table book, and “earnings season” headaches.

The first hatchery and nursery run by local fishers is working to save the species. The model is poised for duplication—but can it survive stormy, warming seas?

The carbon fiber upgrade to Cannondale's classic road bike now comes with a new, somewhat nonsensical radar car-detection system.

If you're ready to upgrade your video gear, it might be time to move past DSLR or mirrorless cameras. Here's what you need to know first.

More than 20 years after they rolled onto the scene, they still suck. But they're a little bit less of a mess every year.

Watch something, play something, or make something with this weekend’s sales.

Author Christopher M. Cevasco says there's a surprising lack of crossover between the two.

Negotiations on the Digital Service Act have concluded—but outside experts still aren't entirely sure what's in the legislation.

Plus: Jack Dorsey on Twitter’s impact, a suggestion for the country’s next CTO, and the insect apocalypse.

Elon Musk’s focus on free speech looks too narrowly at the platform’s big debates and not its communities.

The Zuvi Halo uses infrared to dry your locks, but be prepared to pay.

The nation follows the UK in permitting mitochondrial donation, which aims to prevent the transmission of rare but often fatal conditions.

Even the head of the country's online offensive is surprised by the successes—although they’re not without controversy.

Plus: Microsoft patched some 100 flaws, while Oracle issued more than 500 security fixes.

If countless companies are going to benefit from tracking my internet activity, why shouldn't I?

The value of the nonprofit's first cryptocurrency has tanked, and users claim they've lost money, but it's still expanding to other cities.

The retailer's annual sale has some good discounts, but they're slated to expire tonight.

Employees and moderation advisers say loosening the platform’s rules would bring on an era of increased toxicity, causing users from marginalized backgrounds to flee.

A quarter of a billion years ago, rising temperatures emptied the oceans of life. The planet now faces a similar threat, but the outcome is in human hands.

This week, we discuss Snap’s new “selfie drone” and what its arrival says about the company’s ambitions.

The company that brought you Snapchat and Spectacles is now selling a $230 drone camera named Pixy.

Beyond accusations of rampant user copyright infringement, film companies have begun accusing VPNs of enabling a slew of more serious illegal activity.

With an AMOLED screen and snappy processor, the Nord N20 5G is easily the most powerful sub-$300 Android phone around.

Many argue that regulating Big Tech cedes leadership to China, but a healthy startup ecosystem is America's best defense.

Young children across the world are inexplicably coming down with the liver illness, putting parents and doctors on alert.

From live virtual reading groups to apps for organizing in-person meet-ups, we have tips to help you gather with your fellow bibliophiles.

Your tablet doesn't have to sit all alone while you're using your computer. Here's how to use it as a second screen and more.