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The Salesforce founder has donated a fortune to right capitalism's wrongs, and he thinks his fellow billionaires should too. Why can't we just be grateful?

Scientists knew White Island was showing signs of “volcanic unrest,” but their arsenal of data and sensors couldn't prepare them for tragedy.

Five men face federal charges of bilking investors of $722 million by inviting them to buy shares in bitcoin mining pools.

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A new attack called Plundervolt gives attackers access to the sensitive data stored in a processor's secure enclave.

Over the weekend, the internet turned the film's most tense moment into LOLs. Because of course it did.

Mando's sci-fi ability isn't as far-fetched as you think.

The Federal government takes on early investment risks that venture capital won't take, underwriting industry and the future.

A WIRED report card on the top three cloud providers shows how their environmental claims stack up.

The new MacBook Pro is a little boring, but after years of misfires in Apple's laptop lineup, the machine reliably gets the job done.

The rural carriers who rely on Huawei are wary of a costly “rip and replace” effort.

YouTuber Simone Giertz gave up wildly popular but barely functioning machines and confronted her fears of imperfection (while facing her own mortality and making an awesome Truckla EV).

In 2018, GEDmatch played a key role in reopening the 40-year-old Golden State Killer case. Now Verogen, a company that serves law enforcement, is gobbling it up.

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Inspector general Michael Horowitz's report shows that the FBI's investigation of ties between Russia and the Trump campaign was both justified and without political bias.

This shopping holiday might be made up, but these deals aren't.

Treatment-resistant infections are increasingly common—and increasingly deadly. Now researchers have found a new way to attack some of those bacteria.

Scientists infused a 3D-printed rabbit with genetic material, the first step toward a potential “DNA of things” where biology makes gadgets smarter.

It's pretty epic. Oh, and after it's over, you might want to watch Ryan Reynolds in *Free Guy* too.

Kai Landre shows how technology can be both intimate and humane.

Also, there's a new Star Wars game show coming to Disney+ next year.

From weighted blankets to Roku streaming boxes, these gifts will ensure couch potatoes won't change their habits.

A drone directed by artificial intelligence takes on a leading pro racer, in a contest that may help shape future humanitarian efforts.

Five coastal cities—San Francisco, San Jose, Seattle, San Diego, and Boston—gained the lion's share of lucrative “innovation industry” jobs from 2005 to 2017.

The Danish company Bluetown installed a hot spot in Sagara B, with download speeds fast enough for Netflix and for local life to change.

The changing climate is warming the slopes, forcing resorts to turn to snow-generating beasts that take a heavy environmental toll.

Plus, the Air Force 3D prints parts for old planes, flying car execs consider the little people, and self-driving cars learn about selfish humans.

Some folks online got pretty upset about this. Van Halen did not. Also, the impeachment hearings continue apace.

The version for PC, part of the Master Chief Collection, is full of color and foreign, cosmic wonder.

Cédric O, the French digital affairs minister, says taxes are just a start; future moves could ban acquisitions or make companies share data with rivals.

Get the most out of your Safari browsing on iOS and macOS with these tips and tricks.

Your Klout score is gaining in importance: A high one might bring perks, but a low one could dash your career dreams.

A small but growing community in the retro emulation scene is using a class of mods and hacks to revamp the classics.

And the military wants you—to help it make spare parts for decades-old B-52 bombers and other planes.

Images from Parker's predecessors show us what it'll see once it arrives at the Sun.

Russian disinformation, a VC hack, vulnerable VPNs, and more are in the week’s top security news.

Dads are almost impossible to shop for but don't worry, there's bound to be something here in our list of gifts for dad that he'll love.

The crossover event will tie together multiple stories while HBO's Watchmen is redefining the meaning of superheroes—just like their comics did in the 1980s.

Artificial intelligence enables more realistic—but fictitious—images and sounds. Researchers are racing to develop better detection tools.

The verdict in favor of the Tesla CEO capped a four-day trial in Los Angeles over insults Musk tweeted in 2018.

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The Vermont senator and presidential candidate proposed a $150 billion plan to expand broadband, including regulating rates for internet service.

When TV writer Julie Benson first saw Baby Yoda sip soup, she had to tweet about it. The rest of the internet noticed.

In its first compilation, the ride-hail service says there were more than 3,000 sexual assaults related to Uber rides last year, up 4% from the year before.

House representative Duncan Hunter pleaded guilty this week to stealing more than $150,000 in campaign money for games and movies, among other pleasures.

Just how much wisdom is there in the scientific crowd?

Everything you need to know about what an influencer is, the history of influencers, the difference between influencers and celebrities, and more.

In *Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2*, our favorite furry antihero deals out cosmic justice—and some great material for video analysis.

A British Airways passenger caused chaos after trying to open the aircraft door during a flight, but air pressure and clever design make it impossible.

The iconic company's take on the big, powerful, DSLR-style camera delivers beautifully sharp, detailed images while offering surprisingly powerful video capabilities.