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A small but growing number of Americans are moving to New England or the Appalachian Mountains, which are seen as safe havens from climate change.

When the world wishes you didn’t exist, sometimes you find your true self in the most unassuming places.

When you search for reviews and guides, you want to make sure you're not reading someone with a vested interest in you buying their product.

These between-holiday discounts are the perfect excuse to splurge on yourself.

The Biden White House is using “all of the levers of national power” to counter—or preempt—cyberattacks by Russia’s most dangerous hacker groups.

Planning to hit the trails this spring? Now's the time to grab a pocketable cam to document all your adventures.

Many of China Mountain Zhang author Maureen McHugh's stories explore the relationship between moms and their children.

Hype for Robert Eggers’ new movie turned absurd this week when posters lacking the movie’s name went up in New York City subway stations.

Is there really a difference in what happens if you tip over something large versus something small?

Plus: The platform’s early days, paying for more CNN, and an unlikely appearance on Fox.

The security vendor kept a critical vulnerability in its firewall appliances quiet even as it was under attack from a Russian hacking group.

This week we discuss the Peloton Guide and debate the role the company’s cameras and computer vision tech could play in the coming years.

The company makes some of the best—and priciest—pots and pans. These discounts are rare and run through Sunday.

Researchers can detect volcanic activity by watching how light moves through the same kinds of fibers that bring you internet.

Machine learning can help count people to deliver government funding and decide political representation, but the technology still makes mistakes.

Divisive anti-refugee videos are spreading from TikTok to Facebook as the threat of Russia grows.

The ability to edit tweets is coming—but it’s full of risks. This is how to do it right.

A world of services has appeared to help act as digital death doulas for the bereaved. They show software's potential—and its limits.

Regulate your body temperature and wick away sweat on your adventures with these blended, merino wool, and synthetic tops.

Conventional protection for your noggin isn't always cute or convenient, but this foldable cap just might be.

Return to Space chronicles the company’s unlikely rise, but it avoids talking about its shortcomings.

If you want one tool that can capture fast-paced action sequences and 360 footage, Insta360’s One RS has it all in a sweet, modular package.

The perpetual whiplash created by the ride-hailing app’s dealings typifies Silicon Valley’s way of doing business—one that often leaves chaos in its wake.

We asked a battery expert to answer all your questions about maximizing every charge.

For the first time, a commercial craft will bring a crew of civilians to the space station. It’s a harbinger of space tourism’s future—and its inequities.

The proposal would stop the biggest platforms from giving themselves an advantage over the little guys. Who's afraid of a little competition?

The users of the largest known child sex abuse site in history thought their bitcoins were untraceable. They couldn’t have been more wrong.

Musk's appointment could herald a controversial push for "free speech" and invite more scrutiny from the SEC.

A new report claims that companies like Lyft and Uber offer meager assistance to the loved ones of workers slain on the job.

Need a landing page to promote all of your social media profiles? Check out these creator friendly services.

The venerable (and yes, super dull) piece of officeware is getting reinvented as a tool for non-coders to automate and simplify their lives.

You have to put down the controller eventually.

Deep-dive video game podcasts are changing the way we play and talk about games.

Volunteers are rushing to provide online counseling, art therapy, and stress relief for the more than 2 million Ukrainian children who have become refugees.

A new report Meta commissioned aims to redefine comprehensive encryption as essential to protecting human rights.

Lawmakers advance proposals to let police forces across the EU link their photo databases—which include millions of pictures of people’s faces.

Hear me out: A primary ultrawide monitor paired with a second screen in portrait orientation levels up your work and play.

More than just a market for illegal drugs, the dark-web site allowed criminals to launder or cash out hundreds of millions in stolen cryptocurrencies.

In Sea of Tranquility, the Station Eleven author uses time travel and other sci-fi flourishes to ask older questions about how humans make meaning.

Celebrities struggle with ownership of their image. It's time to prevent “portrait piracy" before the rest of us need to worry too.

With future price rises baked in and some countries on the verge of rationing gas, things are going to get a whole lot worse before they get any better.

The Peloton Guide uses computer vision to give feedback about your exercise regimen, all while fitting into your busy, squeeze-in-a-workout lifestyle.

The duo behind Twitter Crypto say NFT profile pics and crypto tipping are just the beginning.

The blockchain isn’t as “anonymous” as you might think.

Nearly half of these ocean ecosystems have been wiped out since 1950. One man is on a mission to reverse that—by speed-growing coral in hyperefficient nurseries.

Another damning IPCC report insists that to reduce emissions, humanity will need more political willpower and help from nature's carbon-sequestering powers.

The latest smartwatch from Cupertino currently has a less daunting price tag.

From lesbian Twitter to cli-fi, these are our favorite beach (or indoor) reads of 2022.

The platform’s new technology for adaptable clothing design has broader implications for discussions about things like the metaverse and NFTs.