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It's an adaption of the Boom! Studios comic 'Memetic.'

Laney Griner, the mother behind the meme, sent the Iowa congressperson a cease-and-desist.

Proprietary foam and a carbon fiber plate could make one of the year's most anticipated new racing shoes a record-breaker.

A former telecoms entrepreneur, the Virginia senator says that saving the industry (and democracy) might mean blowing up Big Tech as we know it.

The electric automaker posted $105 million in fourth-quarter profit on $7.4 billion in revenue. It delivered a record 112,000 vehicles.

An enterprising developer has brought chaotic goose energy to Windows with Desktop Goose.

New York has cleared Times Square and 14th Street, while Oslo is banishing drivers from its city center.

For 16 years, NASA's trusty scope revealed a hidden infrared universe. Now it’s up to the James Webb Space Telescope to pick up where it left off.

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Fear, finger-pointing, and militaristic action against the virus are predictable, but unproductive. We may be better off adjusting to a new normal of periodic outbreaks.

Researchers equip jellyfish with electronics to turbocharge their swimming pace. It's a fascinating new way to approach robotics.

The Trump administration has spent years pressuring the UK to ban Chinese giant Huawei. It didn't work.

Want to attempt this gravity-defying stunt in a 5-ton vehicle? Better know your physics.

Humans have been snapping pics of their plates for over 160 years—and photos of meals have revealed a lot about the people gathered at the table.

In a cultural moment where franchises like Star Wars and Game of Thrones don't know how to end well, Kingdom Hearts says: Why end at all?

Both iPhones and Androids are encrypted by default. But there are steps you can take to safeguard your data on backups and messaging apps.

It's less a monument to long-term thinking than a Gilded Age distraction.

The company is building a massive centrifuge to accelerate rockets and send them screaming into space.

Having a kid doesn’t extinguish inspiration. Three cartoonists share how becoming parents radically transformed their art—and everything else.

Now that the fifth and final chapter of *Kentucky Route Zero* is out, we know how it ends—and have more questions than ever.

A takeout mix-up in San Francisco revealed a dirty secret of the food-delivery business: restaurants listed without their permission.

Backed by machine learning luminaries, Covariant.ai's bots can handle jobs previously needing a human touch.

Peripheral equipment can be vulnerable, and even partial network surveillance could pose a threat, experts warn.

Cities in Asia and South America dominate the “top” of the list. Los Angeles, the US's worst, finishes 31st.

The world's pharmaceutical supply chain is in danger as the virus spreads across China and jeopardizes travel and trade.

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After the app's popularity spiked in China and the US, the makers of *Plague Inc.* warned players that it is “not a scientific model" of real outbreak situations.

The bizarre technology is called acoustic levitation, and it's poised to deliver advances in pharmacology, chemistry more broadly, and even robotics.

With the release of bylaws, Facebook is a step closer to having a Supreme Court of content that can overrule even its CEO.

At Davos and beyond, Facebook, Google, Microsoft, and Co. are talking a big game about regulation, but in ways that protect their bottom line.

You have just a few short days until the Academy Awards. Here's what you can catch up on from the comfort of your couch.

TVs are on sale because of the Super Bowl. We've rounded up our favorite discounted sets, soundbars, and streamers.

The company grew from a scrappy startup to a digital media player. Now it’s clinging to life after mass layoffs.

From controversy over camo print to Star Trek comparisons, the new military branch can't buy a break online.

The helicopter was flying under “special visual flight rules” that allow pilots to fly through low-visibility conditions.

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The basketball star, who died Sunday in a helicopter crash, was constantly eclipsing the game's limits.

Hundreds of Amazon workers banded together in protest following reports that the company threatened to fire their colleagues over climate change comments.

The technology needed to limit stingrays is clear—but good luck getting telecoms on board.

Intel's made two attempts to fix the microprocessor vulnerability it was warned about 18 months ago. Third time’s the charm?

Concrete and steel come with massive emissions. So let's ditch them and build towers out of wood. Yes, wood.

The 18-year-old won five of the six awards for which she was nominated.

A photographer overcame her altitude anxieties to capture canvas-worthy aerials of the French countryside.

Police can add computer-vision software to ordinary security cameras for as little as $50 a month.

The dating app says its new machine-learning tool can help flag potentially offensive messages and encourage more users to report inappropriate behavior.

The same technology that's made working from home easier than ever has fundamentally changed what “home” means to me.

Experts tips and tricks for helping your younglings think critically about what they see on TV and social media.

The new documentary Feels Good Man traces the frog's evolution from an indie comic to one of the world's most polarizing symbols.

Here's what WIRED writers have had to say about Apple's tablet in the 10 years since its arrival.

Kids should have no expectation of privacy on devices given to them by their parents, for better and for worse.