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The Julian Assange I Met in 2010 Doesn't Exist Anymore
When the author interviewed the WikiLeaks cofounder in 2010, what happened online still seemed remote and relatively unthreatening. Today it’s deadly serious.
How to Watch the Star Wars Celebration Livestream: Episode IX, The Mandalorian, and More
This year's Star Wars fan convention in Chicago is sure to be full of surprises—and a first look at *Episode IX*.
Here's How Disney+ Will Take Over the World
Netflix and Amazon have a lot of titles for subscribers to enjoy—Disney has a whole universe.
'Fortnite' Now Has Reboot Vans to Respawn Your Dead Teammates
Also, you can finally change your PlayStation ID—but you may not want to.
Sony Xperia 10, Xperia 10 Plus Review: Cheap and Cinema-Wide
Sony's newest affordable phones may not be ready for wide release.
When Black Horror Consumes Us
It's not just Jordan Peele. Everything from Atlanta to The Last Black Man in San Francisco draws on a central question: How do we find a way to survive?
Researchers Want to Link Your Genes and Income—Should They?
A push to calculate a 'genetic income score' using giant DNA databases raises a raft of ethical questions.
'Game of Thrones': What We Want—and Need—from Season 8
Here are all of our predictions for who will live, who will die, and who should take the Iron Throne.
Ahead of IPO, Uber’s Losing Less—but Growing Less, Too
Uber revealed its plans to go public, just weeks after rival Lyft. The filing shows Uber dwarfs Lyft, but continues to post operating losses.
SpaceX Lands All 3 Boosters of Its Falcon Heavy Rocket
The first commercial flight of SpaceX's Falcon Heavy ended with two boosters touching down on land while a third alighted on its drone ship out at sea.
Trump’s Homeland Security Purge Worries Cybersecurity Experts
A leadership void at DHS means the White House is calling the shots where it wants to, cybersecurity experts warn, and other agencies can muscle in where it won’t.
Julian Assange Arrested, Mastering *Jeopardy!*, and More News
Catch up on the most important news today in 2 minutes or less.
How To Make Your Amazon Echo and Google Home as Private as Possible
With news that Amazon lets human employees listen to Alexa recordings, you might want to tighten up your smart assistant ship.
Amazon Employees Try a New Form of Activism, as Shareholders
Amid a wave of petitions and walkouts among tech workers, Amazon employees proposed a shareholder resolution around the company's impact on climate change.
A 'Herculean' Study of Scott and Mark Kelly Asks: Are Humans Fit for Space?
Scientists around the world compared the genomes and health changes of twin astronauts. Scott Kelly (left) flew in the International Space Station for a year while Mark Kelly stayed on Earth.
Watch SpaceX Launch a Falcon Heavy on Its First Real Mission
This is the second time SpaceX is flying the Falcon Heavy, the most powerful rocket by a factor of two, but it's the first time it's doing real work.
Lasers Highlight Ketamine's Depression-Fighting Secrets
Researchers implanted prisms in mouse brains to watch how ketamine affects neurons. The findings could lead to more effective antidepressant treatments.
Breaking Down the Julian Assange Hacking Case
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has been arrested, and now faces extradition to the United States. But not for leaking classified information.
'Hellboy' Could Get 'Shazam!'-ed at the Box Office
Also, Hawkeye might be getting his own Disney+ show. Catch up on your pop culture news here.
The Impressionistic Tracings of Airplane Lights at Night
Pete Mauney stiches hundreds of photographs together to create these poetic, nocturnal renderings.
NordicTrack Commercial S22i iFit Studio Cycle Review
Hate going to studio fitness classes? Head to Norway on NordicTrack's Peloton-style bike instead.
The Struggle of 'The Twilight Zone' in the Age of Streaming Services
Is Jordan Peele’s latest project buzz-y enough to be a “system-seller” for CBS All Access?
'Game of Thrones' Marketing Is Spreading Like Greyscale
Winter is coming for marketing teams working with the show—and they know it.
What Will 'Game of Thrones' Mean When It's All Over?
No matter who wins the game, their victory will signify something.
How the Boston Marathon Messes With Runners to Slow Them Down
The course is mostly downhill and has few dramatic turns, yet it ranks among the slowest marathons in the world. Here's why.
In an Ex-Googler's Novel, Silicon Valley Runs on Male Ego
The book by former Google communications head Jessica Powell is fiction, but many of its tropes are drawn from real life.
Pete Buttigieg Revived South Bend With Tech. Up Next: America
As the mayor of a small Indiana city, Buttigieg applied his low-key technocratic style to economic and social dysfunction. Now he wants a chance to fix the country.
The First Black Hole Picture, Facebook Newsfeed Changes, and More News
Catch up on the most important news today in 2 minutes or less.
The Perplexing Physics of Imaging a Black Hole
Why is it so difficult to see a black hole? What is a radio wave image anyway? Here's the science behind the first-ever "picture" of a black hole.
William Barr Sends Troubling Signals Ahead of Mueller Report Release
Attorney general William Barr will have tremendous sway over how much of the Mueller report the public can see. Right now, it doesn't look promising.
House Endorses Net Neutrality, but the Outlook Remains Dim
The House voted largely along party lines to restore the FCC's net neutrality rules, but the measure faces opposition in the Senate and a likely veto by President Trump.
Facebook Is Changing News Feed (Again) to Stop Fake News
The social media giant debuted new features and tools to help in its Sisyphean fight against misinformation and abuse on Facebook, Instagram, and Messenger.
Google DLP Makes It Easier to Safeguard Sensitive Data Troves
Google's Data Loss Prevention tool finds and redacts sensitive data in the cloud. A new user interface makes now makes it more broadly accessible.
The First Black Hole Picture Has Finally Been Revealed
The Event Horizon Telescope has captured a photo of a supermassive black hole at the center of M87, a galaxy 54 million light-years away.
Verizon’s 5G Network Is Here—If You Can Get a Signal
Finding a 5G signal in Verizon’s launch areas in Chicago proved difficult for reviewers from the Verge and CNET.
Noisy Quantum Computers Could Be Good for Chemistry Problems
Opinion: Noisy Intermediate-Scale Quantum devices produce errors. And in a field like chemistry, errors could be a feature, not a bug.
What I Learned by Binge-Watching 'Game of Thrones' Backward
This is what happens when an attempt to defeat algorithms turns into a glimpse into the dark soul of humanity.
New York's Vaccine Order Shows How Health Laws Are Failing Us
The threat of bigger measles outbreaks is turning the political tides, making public health officials more willing to take draconian steps.
Amazon Kindle Review (2019): A Cheaper Way to Read at Night
Amazon’s new entry-level Kindle ebook reader is just like the 2018 Kindle Paperwhite, but $40 cheaper.
A Peek Into the Toolkit of the Dangerous 'Triton' Hackers
Security firm FireEye is naming a collection of tools it says might help identify more of the digital saboteurs' intrusions.
Mysterious Hackers Hid Their Swiss Army Spyware for 5 Years
The TajMahal spyware includes more than 80 distinct spy tools, and went undetected for five years.
A New Breed of ATM Hackers Gets in Through a Bank’s Network
Innovations in digital payment system attack methods mean the rash of heists isn’t over.
Ford Taps the Brakes on the Arrival of Self-Driving Cars
Ford CEO Jim Hackett joined the growing ranks of executives saying that fully self-driving cars won't arrive as soon as some had forecast.
China Says Bitcoin Is Wasteful. Now It Wants to Ban Mining
China is home to more cryptocurrency mining operations than any other country. Now the government wants to eliminate them.
Hate Wins in Congress, Epic (Virtual) Floods, and More News
Catch up on the most important news today in 2 minutes or less.
In Congressional Hearing on Hate, the Haters Got Their Way
YouTube even had to disable comments on the House Judiciary Committee’s livestream of the hearing because it filled up with so much filth.
Photographing All 2,000 Miles of the US-Mexico Border
America's border communities are politically and culturally diverse, but they agree on one thing: A border wall is a terrible idea.
Facebook Rolls Out More Features for Dead People
When you die, Facebook wants your profile to become a place for grieving friends and family to gather online.
The Loopy Secrets of How Charging Cables Work
Your phone charger and USB cables look like they're single cords, but don't be fooled: Unwrap any cable and you'll find multiple wires inside.
Spotify Tips and Tricks: How to Get More Out of Each Listen
Whether you're a new user of the music streaming service or a playlist pro, these tips will improve your next Spotify session.
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