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This surreal school year is finally over. Here are some books to get your young readers in the swing of the season.

The root issue had less to do with the hobby and more to do with me.

Electronic companions keep drawing us back—and it's not just because they don't have fleas.

Meet SpaceBok, a little, four-legged machine that’s taking the first steps toward walking on the Red Planet’s brutal terrain.

A growing number of people are seeking a wider diversity of news sources or opinions contrary to their own to combat information silos within social media.

It's more than 60 pounds, but you get a powerful 750-watt motor, a variety of accessories, and a removable battery.

The business of grading Pokémon cards can be lucrative, time-consuming, and rife with furious, virulent abuse.

Before we can even begin to talk about these computers' potential applications, we need to understand the fundamental physics behind them.

The biggest week in gaming news is here, and it comes bearing gifts.

Improvements designed to keep your email private, crack down on data stealing apps, and help you find lost devices are on their way.

Plus: A Colonial Pipeline update, inside details of the FBI's Anom caper, and more of the week's top security news.

How realistic are Metal Gears and Titans anyway? WIRED asked industrial design and robotics pros how they'd operate.

Before you use it to cartoonify your face, consider the risks to your data.

Whether it's a graphics card or the PS5, delays and stock shortages seem to be the norm. The reasons involve the pandemic, politics, and ... crypto?

An effort to bring wild buffalo to the Great Plains aims to restore one of the world’s most endangered landscapes and increase climate resilience.

While major carriers like AXA have backed away from covering ransoms, don't expect the industry at large to break the vicious cycle.

Beat the Prime Day rush with these early sales on the Fitbit Charge 4, AirPods Pro, and the GoPro Hero9, among others.

The agency spent years running a secure phone network for criminals. So much for “going dark.”

Sci-fi author F. Brett Cox loves stories with mysterious spacecraft but is a firm skeptic when it comes to actual alien visitors.

Congress should salvage a provision buried in the rubble of HR1 that would hold platforms liable for election misinformation.

The credentials were part of a trove containing 1.2 terabytes of sensitive data extracted between 2018 and 2020.

Not since Game of Thrones have audiences really cared about watching something right when it airs. Thanks to a recent spate of streaming hits, that seems to be changing.

Plus: The origins of Blue Origin, Apple's annoying error messages, and a Kardashian plot twist.

With endless new customization options, like new email clients and a feed reader, Vivaldi 4.0 just got better.

The 10-inch tablet gets an optional keyboard and office apps, but it's still best as a cheap way to access all your Prime content.

For the first time, some of Apple's own features will only be available on computers with the company's homegrown silicon.

This week, we talk about all things WWDC and Apple’s quest for worldwide gadget domination.

Developers are using procedural generation, resource management, and dialog choices to create memorable and powerful journeys.

Researchers have found evidence in humans that individual neurons time their firing to a deeper beat. But there’s a mystery: What does it mean?

The video game publisher confirmed the breach, which could be a boon to the shadowy world of cheat-makers.

Today's commercial spacecraft have a safety advantage, thanks to simpler designs and suborbital missions. But with rockets, nothing is certain.

Democrats and Republicans alike need to be honest about how much broadband for all will cost. And they can make Big Tech help pay for it.

The history of play-by-mail includes bribes, forgeries, and games that took years to finish.

For some, relentlessly unlocking achievements is a lifestyle. For others, it's a headache.

A major new report calls on humanity to tackle the biodiversity and climate crises simultaneously. Here's what that might look like.

With good sound and excellent app integration, Amazon's latest wireless earbuds are an affordable AirPods Pro alternative.

With the ongoing pandemic, here are a variety of ways you can join in at home, or anywhere.

Helene Wecker’s The Hidden Palace brings magic to 20th century Manhattan. Turns out that’s easier than putting the wrong stormtroopers into Star Wars Land.

The Black Lives Matter protests drew sympathetic public statements from investors in 2020. One year later, signs of progress are harder to find.

Thousands of players flocked to a digital world filled with draconian rules, slavery, and anti-Semitism—and tested how far “just a game” can go.

Unemployment fraud is a real problem, and biased software only makes it worse. States need privacy-preserving alternatives.

If gaming isn’t as fulfilling as it used to be, it’s OK to walk away and go do something else.

Guest columnist Alan Henry offers advice for putting yourself out there online.