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According to J.J. Abrams, a careless actor is to blame.

Researchers find the climate crisis is imperiling the agency of women in Africa and Asia. It will only deteriorate further—unless we act.

If you’re tiny, want a motorcycle, and don’t want to pay for insurance, there’s an ebike for you.

From a Harry Potter-themed protocol to high-profile coins, cryptocurrency is often not quite as private as it seems.

Coders face their own version of update hell. Users of an old version of the popular Python language face a reckoning at the end of the year.

Researchers show how AI programs can be sabotaged by even subtle tweaks to the data used to train them.

Also, South Dakota's new meth addiction slogan is, uh, confusing? Yeah, let's go with confusing.

One design expert called Tesla's electric pickup truck “horrifying.” And a black lab who drove in circles for an hour.

A debate is raging over the age of the rings. Resolving it could produce the best clue yet to the rings' mysterious origin.

The company told House investigators that it ‘gates’ its own private-label products. Here’s why that matters.

The literary horror author's new short story collection delves further into genre than any of his previous works.

A hacking bounty, right to repair, and more of the week's top security news.

With top-tier tech and an affordable price tag, TCL's latest 6-Series is the best TV for most people.

Honey’s value may be in its mobile app, which solved a problem retailers have struggled with for years—and could give PayPal an edge.

Consumerism can be wasteful, but getting outside is great. Take a hike with our favorite pre-Black Friday outdoor deals.

The pickup truck Elon Musk unveiled Thursday night features sharp angles, but no side mirrors or “crumple zone” to absorb the force of a collision.

So-called lightweight encryption has its place. But some researchers argue that more manufacturers should stick with proven methods.

GPT-2 was once considered “too dangerous” to make public. Now it's taking on National Novel Writing Month.

During the big reveal of Tesla's electric pickup truck, the vehicle's windows failed an onstage smash test. Here's what might have gone wrong.

A group of 200 Googlers gathered outside the company's San Francisco office Friday as tensions between management and employee activists show no sign of letting up.

How the impossible, sprawling, everlasting universe came to be.

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This is easily the biggest videogame news of the week. Also, the CEO of Activision thinks games shouldn't be political.

An absurdly powerful laser can trap an air bubble in a layer of metal, so that it’ll float no matter what.

Elon Musk showed off a new vehicle. But the presentation lacked familiar Musk flourishes.

Opinion: If you thought the impeachment hearings were bad, wait until attorney general William Barr's internal investigation comes to light.

The creators of BlueMail, who are suing Apple, take their case directly to Tim Cook in the name of “fairness and empathy.”

The option, now available everywhere, is supposed to help nudge Twitter in a less toxic direction.

Google has put a stop to narrowcasted political advertising. Facebook seems ready to do the same. So what?

Researchers built a simulator that teaches robots to deal with everyone’s favorite particle-board nightmare—and that's just the beginning.

Internet backlash against the breakout character from 'The Mandalorian' has already begun. Don't take the bait.

The former Facebook executive talks about his 13 years at the company and who he’s working with now.

By crafting massive versions of sodium, neon, and other elements, physicists are testing what's possible—and impossible—in nature.

The life-changing magic of bundling your subscriptions.

Here's the next jumbo data leak, complete with Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn profiles.

How chef Eric Rivera is upending the traditional restaurant model—and making delicious food while he's at it.

A Bill Gates-backed startup called Heliogen uses concentrated solar power to produce cement. The carbon-belching industry needs that—and much more.

The all-electric Cybertruck will offer up to 500 miles of range and start at less than $50,000.

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Eager to challenge the dominance of Ford’s F-150, Elon Musk and company plan to unveil a pickup truck Thursday at 8 pm PT.

Researchers suggest limiting the possible results from an algorithm, particularly when non-experts are at the controls.

Google's parent is infusing robots with artificial intelligence so they can help with tasks like lending a supporting arm to the elderly, or sorting trash.

Ryan Crouser is one of the best shot put throwers in history. In this WIRED video, he talks about the limits of his sport—and how to break them.

Meanwhile, 2019’s freshman class won this year's Grammy nominations.

The Kremlin's uniquely dangerous hacker group has been trying new tricks.

Disabled folks like Vint Cerf and Joybubbles helped birth today’s digital world. But a lack of ADA compliance thwarts the innovators of tomorrow.

The House of Representatives is holding public hearings into claims of wrongdoing against the president. Livestream the sessions here.

LG's latest phone comes bundled with a screen case, bridging the gap between a smartphone and a foldable.

Drivers in the 2019-2020 Formula E series now have enough juice to avoid swapping cars midway through a race.