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Twitter’s new owner has a vision that sounds a lot like a scrappy little social network that already exists, with one key difference.

Simply uploading code won't explain the platform's inner workings—and it could introduce more serious issues.

If you’re tinkering with your work-from-home setup, these gadgets might help.

Elon Musk's “free speech” promise is igniting an extremist revival, but the “replatforming” has only just begun.

A new report suggests that a small but vibrant group of smartphones hackers may be challenging the world's most digitally restrictive regime.

This foldable electric bike isn't a bad option, but it's not particularly comfortable and has disappointing range.

The new program, still called PlayStation Plus, will absorb PlayStation Now and gain new tiers with new features.

The landmark Digital Services Act has a glaring omission: It ditches plans to tighten rules that could have protected survivors of revenge porn and other forms of sexual abuse.

From “IT Army” DDoS attacks to custom malware, the country has become a target like never before.

Six artists share what it’s like to keep working during Russia’s ongoing attack.

Lab programs are closing. Home testing has shrunk the pool of publicly reported data. Will we still see the next surge before it arrives?

The social network’s user data and more will soon be at the whims of the world’s richest man. Who’s worried?

A startup just showed that its OncoK9 test accurately sounds the alarm for aggressive and advanced cancers. The catch? These often have no cure.

Time is political by nature—governing everything from election cycles to environmental policies. Could reconfiguring the hours restore humanity's hope for the future?

Have a killer idea for the next great emoji? Here’s the paperwork you need to fill out.

Range anxiety is bad enough. But even when they find a station, drivers often have to deal with broken equipment.

This August, following tests at the launch site, the probe will voyage to the middle of the solar system to do the first detailed study of a mostly metal asteroid.

In her new science fiction book ‘The Memory Librarian,’ the artist and Afrofuturist icon creates an apocalyptic—and hopeful—vision of the future.

His weeks-long pursuit of the company has resulted in a $44 billion deal. But how did it happen, and what the hell comes next?

The Digital Services Act has granted the European Commission unprecedented power over tech companies in times of war.

CSAM hosting in the United States rose 64 percent last year, putting the country second in the world, a new report found.

WIRED’s spiritual advice columnist on external hard drives and the value of digitized memories.

We took Ford's questionably named but competent SUEV out for a gallop. Here's what we liked—and what we didn't.

What a remorseful January 6 insurrectionist taught me about why we believe.

The “urban heat island effect” creates extra-hot temperatures that kill. But cities can prescribe powerful treatments, like green spaces and reflective roofs.

Everything you never wanted to know about the future of talking about the future.

This Dolby Atmos-enabled bar includes a wireless subwoofer and is the audio upgrade you’re looking for—at a reasonable price.

Mitochondrial bundles in the retina may improve how efficiently your eye captures light.

If there’s one thing a woman can count on, it’s getting harassing messages online. Here’s a taxonomy of the creatures on the other end of them.

Put some precautions in place, just in case you need them later. These steps will make it easier to get your data back if something bad happens.

Also, Garmin has a new fitness tracker, Zoom gets emotional, and Instagram tries to prioritize original content.

A movement is growing to reintroduce controlled burns to forests and grasslands, bringing back the role of fire in creating biodiverse landscapes.

Autel’s new Evo Lite+ has a night mode and great flight time, and it’s a compelling alternative to DJI’s most popular drones.

The weather’s warming up. Kick-start your outdoor activities with these discounts.

I wasn't ready for it 17 years ago, when my then boyfriend and I nearly broke up over it. But now I can play until I throw up.

Make your life a little greener with discounts on our favorite eco-conscious gear.

The genre often focuses on the politics of feudal systems, but rarely on collective struggle.

Plus: Obama’s head techy, the world’s social media addiction, and Russia’s unwelcomed escalation.

Sometimes a brazen ratings grab just doesn’t work.

The government wants to restart production and shipping to meet global demand, but some people may trade a lockdown at home to being locked inside factories.

The open science movement pushes for making scientific knowledge quickly accessible to all. But a new paper warns that speed can come at a cost.

Director Robert Eggers' new movie has an opportunity to prove an artful viking epic can battle the summer superheroes.

This Earth Day, it's time to tackle a sneaky source of waste that drains wallets and accelerates climate change.

These apps and online spaces can help you manage your eco-anxiety—and take steps to tread more lightly on the planet.

A pair of reports from Mandiant and Google found a spike in zero-day vulnerabilities in 2021. The question is, why?

New technology could allow you to suck up DNA out of the air wherever you go. This could have big implications for a genetics-fixated future of sports.

This week, we discuss Elon Musk’s bid to buy the platform, and we debate whether an edit button would be a sensible addition.

The rigid health care system in the US often leaves pain patients worse off. It's time for clinicians to recenter respect and compassion.

It may seem like just a weird comedy about Nicolas Cage. But it's so much more than that.

The electric bike that everyone I know has purchased is now a couple hundred dollars off.