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Some Pennsylvania wine growers have reported losing 90 percent of their grapes due to damage from the invasive spotted lanternfly.

Last night's showdown felt like reality TV, in enlightening and uncanny ways.

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A massive collection of dog tumor samples is revealing the secrets of a contagious, parasite-like cancer that could help explain human cancers too.

The fire at the cathedral in April appears to have caused widespread lead dust contamination, prompting a lawsuit against the city.

He'll work on it before starting on the sequel to his DC movie.

A 'Cameroon Web' reporter remains in a maximum-security prison, and a writer for 'Kashmir Narrator' will have been imprisoned for one year on August 27.

Today, the chipmaker provided details about its long-hyped Ice Lake processors, which will start showing up in laptops around the holidays.

Hasselblad greatly improves its X1D mirrorless medium format camera, which can do things DSLR's can't, but it's still slow and pricey compared to rivals.

Opinion: In fan fiction, enthusiasts create whole new worlds from elements of cherished pieces of fiction or history. Racists have perverted the form.

Glaciologists are rappelling into a glacial plumbing system to probe the effects of climate change on the melting of Greenland's ice sheet.

America's Transportation Infrastructure Act, approved by a Senate committee this week, includes $10 billion to prevent and mitigate the effects of climate change.

Octopus arms and elephant trunks and human tongues move in a fascinating way, which has now inspired a fascinating new kind of robot.

Despite the FTC pushing people away from an Equifax cash payout, there's a good chance you'll get all $125. Eventually.

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The Democratic primary debates return Tuesday and Wednesday, and this time they're happening in Detroit. Here's how to watch and what to look for.

The Guardian Firewall app gives iOS users a reprieve from the scourge of online trackers.

In her new Netflix standup special, 'Can I Touch It?,' Cummings takes easy gender jokes and delivers them slightly askew.

"You don't need to change votes to cause chaos," Senator Mark Warner tells WIRED in an exclusive interview.

In a study involving 700,000 VA patients, an algorithm from DeepMind predicted 90% of cases of acute kidney injury up to 48 hours before it occurred.

Photographer Pelle Cass imagines sports gone nutso.

An epic pitch by Oliver Drake of the Tampa Bay Rays appears to defy physics. It doesn't, of course—and here's how you can model it yourself.

Plus: Sony’s newest camera, a collaboration between Sonos and Ikea, and big changes from Twitter and Pinterest.

Opinion: If colleges only get paid when their graduates do, they’re incentivized to provide a service that actually gets students hired.

If Indonesia's capital can’t find a way to hydrate its people without overexploiting groundwater, it’ll keep sinking, pulling that new seawall down with it.

Smaller open source developers are fighting back against tech giants like Amazon using their code in commercial services.

In Dale Beran’s aggrandizing telling, 4chan’s crescendo of furious nihilism delivers President Trump to America.

Washington disputes get the headlines, but much US telecom policy is determined by states and cities. A nonprofit has catalogued the rules and put them online.

Jaybird’s latest sweat-proof fully wireless earbuds feel almost weightless, and hold an impressive charge.

The director of national intelligence's main job is to speak truth to power. Trump's nominee, John Ratcliffe, seems destined to do the opposite.

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The public health authority is asking countries to put a stop to any Crispr experiments that would lead to the birth of altered humans.

Games need more young women like the twins in the latest 'Wolfenstein' title—ones who are messy and alive and fun as hell.

The drug Truvada, or PrEP, has helped drastically reduce new HIV infections, but taking a daily pill can be onerous. Now there might be other options.

Single-serving metrics are attractive, but they miss the big complicated messy picture.

Ford showed off an all-electric F-150 pickup truck towing a freight train full of more F-150s. The stunt relies heavily on one force to work: friction.

As long as the roads aren’t too bad, Unagi’s electric ride can help keep your car in the garage until you truly need it.

With friends and relatives dispersed, a growing number of funeral homes will stream services, and demand is increasing.

At San Francisco's Gray Area Festival, attendees immerse themselves in art and technology—and even surrender control of their bodies to robots.

The Pixel 4 smartphone is being built to house a chip called Soli that could eventually power gesture-based user interfaces in everything from VR headsets to cars.

In a criminal complaint, the FBI detailed how a hacker allegedly stole data from 100 million people—and how she got caught.

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It occupies a spot next to 'Black Mirror' and Big Brother in popular imagination, but China’s social credit project is far more complicated than a single, all-powerful numerical score.

Also, *Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood* nabbed Quentin Tarantino his best opening weekend yet.

Temperatures inside the Big Red Ball apparatus reached more than 150,000 degrees.

VxWorks is designed as a secure, "real-time" operating system for continuously functioning devices, like medical equipment, elevator controllers, or satellite modems.

Artist Wu Chi-Tsung combines cyanotype photography with traditional Chinese painting to create his jaw-dropping mountain ranges.

Just ask Kevin Smith. Plus: Marvel's Kylo Ren origin story, use the Force—in VR, a movie-authentic Boba Fett helmet from Hasbro, and more.

The old-school mattress maker is the latest in a string of legacy brands to offer high-tech bedding complete with sensors, apps, and streams of data.

The MC launched a huge meme. The internet should thank her.