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Twitter has launched its first major redesign in several years. The question is whether it’s enough to make a dent in the hate and harassment.

By aggregating data from geotagged posts and stories, Who's in Town can paint a detailed picture of the habits and haunts of anyone with a Instagram account.

They're not all telling the same story, but they're telling their own stories *consistently*—a recipe for a new kind of success.

This week's game news: update troubles for 'Fallout 76,' Nintendo Switch's possessed joysticks, and the bizarre trailer for 'PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds.'

But lawmakers appear too divided still to do anything meaningful about it.

To win the Tour, teams need three completely different rides: the Aero, the Climber, and the Time-Trial.

What happens when your city is sinking and flooding and you don't have insurance?

A hanging story-chad of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, it's kept TV weird. Now it's finally ending.

Sikorsky's Combat Rescue Helicopter trades the missiles and rockets for extra fuel capacity and room for more wounded warriors.

Some of the coolest panels don't happen in the convention center.

Two sequels and a new version of a classic book trilogy all drop during the convention's first day.

Car buffs have waited decades for Chevy's new Corvette Stingray, with its relocated engine. WIRED got to test the beast in a simulator GM used to help build it.

A very serious anatomical investigation of a movie about a play about poems about cats who sing.

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The European Commission fined chipmaker Qualcomm €242 million for luring Chinese phone makers with low prices, forcing a British rival out of the market.

Born shortly after the Big Bang, these cosmic monsters have perplexed astronomers for years. A new study may shed light on their origins.

The president and social media companies pantomime conflict while quietly helping each other.

The force of Drew Angerer's photo is in what it names: It tells us what the US Department of Justice did about Eric Garner's death.

The dramatic EU Galileo incident underscores the threat of satellite timing and navigation system failures.

Director Jon Favreau shot the remake of the animated classic inside virtual reality. He doesn't know what to call the result, but it looks like a real movie.

Chris Hemsworth will reportedly return for the new movie.

To follow in Apollo 11’s footsteps, all you need is a space bike, 240,000 miles of cable, and a whole lot of sandwiches.

Opinion: The current standard for evaluating AI is insufficient. AI systems should be instantly interrogated for bias by a third party.

By 2050, coastal cities like Charleston may experience flooding more than 300 days a year. Now scientists can better predict—and plan for—the effects.

Facebook's planned blockchain-based currency poses nettlesome questions: Is it money? Is the Libra Association a bank?

Scientists solve part of the mystery of how a murderous fungus orders an ant to bite onto a twig, sealing its fate.

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The idea that FaceApp is somehow exceptionally dangerous threatens to obscure the real point: All apps deserve this level of scrutiny.

Prime Day is so popular that Amazon competitors like Walmart and Target counter it with their own sales. We've collected the best of the rest.

It’s come to this.

The service Free Trial Card gives you a crafty digital credit card number you can use to sign up for free trials around the web and never get charged.

Researchers bring new clarity to a key measure of climate change, which could help the fight to save our planet.

Microsoft's critical vulnerability remains unpatched in hundreds of thousands of computers, and it may already be exploited in secret.

Amazon's Prime Day 2019 is over, but there are still a few lingering deals we like on headphones, laptops, cameras, and more.

To hear Musk tell it, Neuralink's hardware is either a state-of-the-art tool for understanding the brain, a clinical advance for people with neurological disorders, or the next step in human evolution

Executives from Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google testified before Congress that they face fierce competition. Lawmakers say it’s “frustrating.”

Unicode, the organization that oversees new emoji, just redesigned its website. The upshot: It’s easier to figure out how to submit an emoji proposal.

Opinion: Freezers fail. Samples are mislabeled. Embryos get switched. But a lack of regulation leaves those harmed by such negligence without clear recourse.

Refraction AI, founded by two researchers at the University of Michigan, joins a crowded field of self-driving delivery vehicles.

The pop-culture event keeps getting bigger, even as it feels smaller. Welcome to the Age of Content.

More than half a million Chinese kids take virtual English classes on VIPKid. What can the platform do to keep them safe in their own homes?

We scrolled until our eyes burned to bring you the best Prime Day deals on fitness watches, Instant Pots, and more.

To combat Amazon's Prime Day, Google is discounting its best devices.

We scoured Amazon's labyrinth of discounts to bring you the best Prime Day deals.

Science gets better and better at decoding people's genomes … which might be bad news for people who bought into 23andMe too early.

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Four of the seven organizers of a 20,000-person walkout at Google in November have quit. The latest to leave is Meredith Whittaker, a researcher on the ethics of AI.

Save big on helpful basic tech and travel gear with Prime Day's best deals on memory cards, chargers, and more.

Get your Alexa on with these Amazon Device deals on Fire Tablets, Kindles, Ring Doorbells, and more.

Medtronic and the FDA left an insulin pump with a potentially deadly vulnerability on the market—until researchers who found the flaw showed how bad it could be.