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With new self-contained headsets on the market like the Oculus Rift S, it's easier than ever to integrate them into a classroom environment.

With these clever kits, elementary schoolers can get in-depth, hands-on experience with the tech they'll someday use to "make the world a better place."

How open source projects reveal technology's free rider problem.

Ultimately the famous things is the record itself, not the specters that pass through it.

As the tools for producing 3D virtual worlds go mainstream, more and more people are using them as an outlet for creativity and communication.

Taking notes on Remarkable's tablet or Moleskin's journal is almost like writing, but better.

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Twitter and Facebook say they’ve taken down misinformation campaigns from China that cast pro-democracy activists as ISIS members and cockroaches.

Apple reintroduced a previously fixed bug in iOS 12.4, which has led to a jailbreak revival.

Glaciers melting under the weight of global warming can help sequester carbon, making such watersheds a previously unrecognized CO~2~ sink.

The Bugatti Centodieci pays homage to the EB110, and packs 1,600 horsepower into a W16 engine (basically two V8s).

The 1971 Stanford Prison Experiment may have been thoroughly debunked, but its influence lives on in facile TED talks and interpretations of science that purport to deliver insights into the human condition.

The platform is running a weeklong experiment called RPAN to see how Redditors use new livestreaming capabilities.

Add skittering groups of extra-bold spiders to the list of post-storm delights. As if flooded homes and downed trees aren't enough.

Opinion: Animal meat production is slow, rigid, and wasteful. Plant- and cell-based meat production is swift, nimble, and sustainable.

Plus: A crippled plane lands in a cornfield, and a clever license plate goes awry.

Many computer chips are smaller than your fingernail. Cerebras' new chip for AI systems is bigger than a standard iPad.

Tropical Race 4 has spread to the region where most exported bananas are grown.

You follow them on Instagram, admiring their bodies, envying their lifestyles. And then they get intimate on OnlyFans. The influencers are now obtainable.

The nerds are now in charge. They're now the creators of culture—the participants, the coauthors, the influencers, the storytellers.

Harry Potter–loving, TV-debating, fanfic-writing enthusiasts have emerged from the underground to dominate—and shape—the mainstream.

The master of nonlinear TV creates shows that demand to be played, not just watched. But when you determine your own path, you have to face the consequences.

A new wave of crossword creators started to notice something: The old guard didn't have a clue. Now this band of enthusiasts is thinking outside the boxes.

Ken Cuccinelli, the acting director of US Citizenship and Immigration Services, thinks the poem on the Statue of Liberty could use a rewrite. Yes, really.

Form is moving the swim watch from your wrist to your face. Our review of its fitness-tracking augmented reality goggles.

The company updates its Rekognition suite with an algorithm that can tell if you’re afraid. Researchers say such emotion detectors don’t work very well.

Coffee Haus makes coffee drinks 100 times an hour in its robotic kiosks. No humans required.

The stories might sound unbelievable, but they’re all real—and a cautionary tale for anyone who wants to get clever at the DMV.

The ancient Greeks wondered when irrational numbers, like pi, can be represented with fractions. Two mathematicians now have a complete answer.

NASA’s Parker probe is headed to the center of the solar system to figure out what drives the solar wind.

In Max Gladstone's new novel *Empress of Forever*, technology controls everyone.

The Capital One hacker, a Bluetooth vulnerability, and more of the week's top security news.

The concept car remixed the past to show where a very fun future of driving could be headed.

We combed through this weekend's back-to-school deals for bargains on great tech and dorm room essentials.

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Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase is buying the "custody" business of rival Xapo, in a bid to attract big investors such as hedge funds and mutual funds.

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For the past four years, Facebook has quietly used a homegrown tool called Zoncolan to find bugs in its massive codebase.

The rapper-entrepreneur and pro football have a new partnership. But it might be built on illusion.

Opinion: Algorithms cause permanent side effects on society. They need clinical tests.

SpaceX was the first to bring a booster back from space and use it again. Other companies are now following in its footsteps—kind of.

Proposed federal rules would give truckers more leeway in taking breaks—because regulators already know when drivers are driving and not driving.

Twitter’s brass at an event this week struggled to balance the platform’s reputation for viral rage with the conversational mecca it wants to become.

In 2012 a nongendered pronoun dropped into Swedish discourse. Today it's widely used—and it's nudging people to see the world a little differently.

In 2017 a plume of radioactive gas wafted across Europe. A study now shows it probably stemmed from a nuclear accident in southern Russia.

Hey Google, is this the future of passive-aggressive exchanges at home?

The 'Crazy Rich Asians' lead is in talks to play Snake Eyes. Also, Netflix is adapting a 'New Yorker' sci-fi story.

It might be the last place that's not a wretched hive of scum and villainy.