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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.

Try the turkey tetrazzini, skip the ice cream, and don’t miss your chance to steal the commander’s shrimp cocktail.

We're big fans of Amazon's Kindles, and all three are on sale for Prime Day: Standard, Paperwhite, and Oasis. They're as cheap as we've seen them.

It also demonstrates a new content model for Netflix, oddly.

In 2011, San Francisco cut taxes to lure tech firms. Eight years later, gaping income inequality has city officials looking for ways to get tech to pay its share.

This year's event is definitely downsized—but that makes room for a lot of surprises.

A UK committee declines to recommend banning Huawei from the nation's telecom networks, as the US prepares to permit some sales to the Chinese company.

The earliest days of American human spaceflight were dominated by white Christian protestants. Does religion have a place in the future of space exploration?

Today’s challenges are vast and nebulous—and demand a different kind of ambition and approach. We need a new name for them.

The frequent WIRED contributor has been captivated by space since he was a kid. Now he's documenting NASA's freshly retro-furbished mission control.

We look at gear all day, every day. Here are the cat caves and chopsticks that we'd spend our own money on.

We sifted through dozens of new books released in honor of the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11. Here are the giant leaps for lunar literature.

From the beaches of Florida and department store TVs to mission control and Parisian living rooms, everyone witnessed the mission's launch and landing.

The search for Satoshi Nakamoto has led down many rabbit holes. I went down another: The case of global criminal mastermind Paul LeRoux.

What scientists most want to know about our closest planetary neighbor.

Yeti's tough, durable coolers rarely go on sale. If you're in the market, you may want to snatch the Hopper Flip 18 up.

The company still hopes to send two astronauts to the International Space Station this year but says the goal will be “increasingly difficult” to reach.

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We're big fans of Amazon's Kindles, and all three are on sale for Prime Day: Standard, Paperwhite, and Oasis. They're as cheap as we've seen them.

The social network launched a complete visual overhaul of its website Monday. But will a fresh design be enough to save Twitter?

Amazon’s official shopping holiday has arrived, so we pulled together the best of our shopping tips and stories. Learn how star ratings work, how to avoid shady products, and more.

The series, hosted by Marvel's chief creative officer, Joe Quesada, will ask everyone from Hugh Jackman to Johnny Weir how they tell stories.

It's now in the top spot for the second straight week.

Armed with the right materials, Martian colonizers could unlock frozen carbon dioxide beneath its surface, making the Red Planet warm enough to support life.

Don't worry, though. This is unlikely to be some kind of 'Rogue One' situation.

This Prime Day, some Amazon workers are striking. But the company can't just automate its labor problems away.

Amazon's big Prime Day sale is almost here. Here are the best early deals, and tips to get more out of the deal madness.

Photojournalist Cengiz Yar covered the Battle of Mosul, where ISIS made its final stand in Iraq, then returned to document the clean-up operations.

Sikorsky has a nimble new helicopter and a Colorado startup has designed an airplane middle seat you might actually want to sit in.

The US Labor Secretary resigned last week following outcry over his plea deal with Jeffrey Epstein a decade ago.

Einstein’s theory of gravity and modern particle physics both rely on the idea of symmetry. But physicists are now wondering if symmetry has much more to offer.

All those services you signed up for but forgot about? They're a security risk. Here's how to get rid of them.

Brush up on what games the Switch Lite can and can't play, what accessories you'll need for it, and what its real price is.

These two missions fundamentally changed our understanding of the solar system. See how in this entrancing photo gallery.

An Apple Watch bug, a hackable hair straightener, and more security news this week.

Opinion: I worked on AI for YouTube’s "recommended for you" feature. We underestimated how the algorithms could go terribly wrong.

Should you get the Echo Dot or the Echo Show Five? Here are our favorite Alexa speakers from Amazon and its partners.

On this episode of Gadget Lab, WIRED writer Greg Barber explains the intricacies of Facebook’s ambitious plan to and how Libra is poised to rattle the future of crypto.

In the forever war between the Big Easy and the deluge, engineering keeps coming up short. Climate change is making it worse.

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The devil's going to be in the details, but for now Facebook owes big for its privacy violations.

Volkswagen said it is investing $2.6 billion in Argo, a self-driving-car startup in which Ford has a big stake. The companies are jointly developing pickups and an EV.

Researchers last year found that many YouTube influencers don't disclose ties to affiliate marketing. A new browser extension will show you the hidden connections.

Soon anyone will be able to play in J.R.R. Tolkien's world.

Some deals are too good to be true, even on the most made-up holiday of all.

Serve speeds have been climbing for decades—topping out at 163.7 mph. Here’s how players store all that energy in their bodies to release it in a coordinated strike.

There's a good chance the movie featuring the taut-skinned, bulgy-eyed freak won't be the next 'Slender Man'.

Surges of polluted water have decimated crab, oyster, and shrimp populations and killed hundreds of dolphins. To fishermen, Tropical Storm Barry is very bad news.