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Facebook's annual developer conference is Tuesday. Expect news on VR, privacy, and yet another promise to "do better."

That thing you're really into but don't really love talking about? The Gram knows. Oh, it knows.

This is the cash of the future—instant, invisible, and a little bit innovative.

The plastic dongles did their job; they helped the online retail behemoth build a bridge to a future of frictionless, interface-free shopping.

Does a shared pizza have the same value, either literal or metaphorical, as a shared mortgage? Not really, but on Venmo they are afforded the same quick tappity tap.

The electric automaker reported a $700 million quarterly loss, and faces a strengthened rival after Ford pumped $500 million into startup Rivian.

President Trump met with Twitter's CEO last week, but that's not all you missed if you were too busy watching 'Avengers: Endgame' to go online.

Far more viruses appear to populate the seas than was previously thought, a discovery that could help clarify viruses' role in the global carbon cycle.

Historian Yuval Noah Harari and computer scientist Fei-Fei Li discuss the promise and perils of the transformative technology with WIRED editor in chief Nicholas Thompson.

Plus, checkout the landslides, ice caps, and earthquakes on Mars.

At Sunday's London Marathon, Eliud Kipchoge will wear the ZoomX Vaporfly Next%, the latest installment in Nike's performance-boosting Vaporfly line of shoes.

Blake J. Harris thought his book about Oculus would be straightforward—then things took a turn.

Mueller report fallout, a biometrics database, and more of the week's top security news.

We have all your spring weekend shopping covered, from gaming laptops to wall chargers, and more.

This is a three-hour superhero movie, y'all. There's a lot to digest.

Google executives reportedly sent emails to coworkers of an employee, challenging her claim that she was demoted.

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With worries over outbreaks growing nationwide, health officials responded to reports of infected individuals by imposing quarantines at UCLA and Cal State LA.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk and the SEC settled their latest dispute over his not-always-truthful tweets, with stricter standards for what's permissible in missives.

Some folks in Silicon Valley are vocal about limiting the use of AI in warfare, but the Defense Department is under no obligation to heed any recommendations.

Champion speed climbers chalk their hands, grab their holds, and do the Reza, a move that demands explosive power and tight coordination.

Christian Vizl gets up close with sharks, sea lions and more.

JBL's Link 20 Google Home and portable Bluetooth speaker is $100 cheaper this week.

Plus: 'Overwatch' (kind of) introduces modding, why you must check out 'Final Fantasy X-2,' and more.

Opinion: Geocodes have been suggested as a solution for Puerto Rico’s address problem. But there’s more to an address than determining location.

Joanne Chory is tackling climate change as a biologist: by engineering plants to grab much more carbon from the air than they already do.

Can't get enough Avengers? Luckily, their canon is nearly endless.

The social network monetizes your nostalgia today, but that digital oil reservoir won’t last forever.

State law requires farmers to use groundwater at sustainable levels, and lets them trade water with neighbors. The blockchain could make sure the system is fair.

While foreign phone carriers are sharing data to stop SIM swap fraud, US carriers are dragging feet.

I have spent much of my career writing about trolls. I still find the word impossible to define.

Flexible phones are only now possible because of fancy materials, ones that likely don’t have all the kinks worked out yet. Enter the "metamaterial."

Tentree's Instagram post about planting trees has gone viral. But as with any celebrity’s carefully orchestrated photo, the reality is much more complicated.

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Adidas' collaboration with Donald Glover is just its latest attempt to define culture. Also on deck? Beyoncé.

The most radical talk at TED 2019 wasn't about a miracle cure or a moon shot. It was about a balloon that popped.

Malek's next gig, the Avengers are coming for all the money, Captain America does VR, and more.

The ambitious device gets an iFixit teardown, revealing what might turn out to be systematic problems.

It's a lot of heroes to keep track of, y'know?

The UK appears ready to allow Huawei gear in "non-core" parts of its 5G network. Many European countries rely heavily on Chinese equipment.

Due to the high demand for tech skills, H-1B visas have always been coveted and competitive. But denial rates have more than doubled since 2016.

You know those ads hawking bogus brain pills? Security researchers just helped take out a bunch of the spammers behind them.

It isn't bad, but it is altogether too reverent of the generic zombie apocalypse it creates.

Attempts to develop new antibiotics are failing because the projects aren't profitable. To make new drugs, it seems, pharma companies need more money.

Conspiracy theorists are obsessed with the wombs of celebrity women.

All our years spent with Earth's mightiest heroes meant something more than one movie could contain. Endgame tries to do it anyway.

In a small Minnesota town, an IT technician found his way to the darkest corner of the web. Then he made a deadly plan.

After two quarters of profitability, the electric automaker reported a $702 million loss in the first quarter.

In releasing its quarterly financial results Wednesday, Facebook said it expects to pay a fine of $3 billion to $5 billion to the FTC for violations related to user privacy.

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