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Privacy advocates worry banning masks at protests will encourage harassment, while cops' high-tech tools render the rules unnecessary.

Generative AI and new rules targeting tech giants are giving Ecosia and Qwant fuel to challenge Google and Microsoft and develop a web index for Europe.

Our top office chair and standing desk recommendations are on sale through December 2.

The annual UN climate summit has kicked off in Baku, Azerbaijan, with lofty goals, but many global leaders missing.

There's little reason to pay top dollar for a smartphone. These iPhones and Android devices-ranging from $150 to $500-stood up to WIRED's testing.

This Dolby Vision-enabled laser projector is a cinematic solution for stylish living rooms.

3D printing is injecting much-needed innovation into sneaker design, but it's small brands that are leading where big names are struggling-or hesitant-to keep up.

The hydroponic plant-growing company is shutting down. Here's what to expect growing forward if you own any AeroGarden devices.

After a Montana man illegally cloned and bred an endangered giant sheep species, government agencies must now contend with the illicit offspring.

New MacBooks are here. Having a hard time choosing which Apple laptop to buy? Let us help.

Last week's US election will affect the future for all of us. Here's how we'll cover it.

The Pentagon is pursuing every available option to keep US troops safe from the rising tide of adversary drones, including a robotic twist on its standard-issue small arms.

Whether you're setting out before dawn for that epic summit or need some light during a power outage, these are the best flashlight and headlamps you can buy.

Shopping for a phone can be an ordeal. That's why we've tested almost every Android phone, from the smartest to the cheapest-even phones that fold-to find those worth your money.

There are many kinds of mothers, but these are our favorite picks for the WIRED mom in your life.

Sweet dreams are made of these, from special lamps to noise machines.

Microplastics cause clouds to form in places where they wouldn't otherwise, which is likely to have knock-on effects on the weather and climate.

Researchers are exploring new ways that quantum computers will be able to reveal the secrets of complex quantum systems.

Oral phenylephrine was shown to be ineffective for treating nasal congestion over a year go. This week, the FDA took the first steps toward removing it from pharmacy shelves.

Stay hydrated in style and cut down on single-use plastic with our favorite bottles-now updated with information on lead.

These WIRED-tested slates let you take the world's library anywhere.

TCL's midrange TV is a top performer with one major caveat.

We braved the cold to answer a modern dilemma: Can you keep your hands warm and use a smartphone at the same time?

Swarovski Optik's new AX Visio binoculars use image-recognition algorithms and GPS data to discern the species of whatever bird you point them at. And they work anywhere in the world.

Citadel: Diana, The Boys, and Fallout are just a few of the shows you should be watching on Amazon Prime Video this week.

Zebra mussels, hydrilla, and now a water flea have made their homes in New Croton Reservoir.

Plus: Hot Topic confirms a customer data breach, Germany arrests a US citizen for allegedly passing military secrets to Chinese intelligence, and more.

Here's this month's prompt, how to submit, and an illustrated archive of past favorites.

Swifties say they're leaving X over Elon Musk's support of Donald Trump-and the rhetoric that has erupted on the platform following Trump's win.

A judge tossed out a case against OpenAI brought by Alternet and Raw Story, in what could be a significant ruling in the larger battle between AI companies and publishers.

TV brands are taking prices down a notch ahead of Black Friday for some of the best deals of the year.

Hyte's panoramic PC case puts your building skills on display, for better or worse.

Spending many hours daily looking at screens feels like a foregone conclusion. The new challenge is paring down what fills them.

He's not even the biggest one. Monumental change will instead come from tech-from AI.

These are our favorite Windows laptops, MacBooks, Chromebooks, and Linux portables.

These nontoxic beds and bedsheets are easier on the environment and your health-and they feel like a dream.

Whether you're shopping for a book lover, organizer, or perpetual phone dropper, a cheap holiday gift can always be a fun one.

Owning your own in-home treadmill can help you stick to your workout plan. We ran for miles and miles on the most popular models to help your choose.

If you want to wake up with the sun but aren't a morning person, these bedside devices can simulate a sunrise whenever you want to rouse for the day (and a sunset, too).

If you need a PC but don't want to ponder over all the specs and peripherals, get one of these all-in-one computers.

The way airlines refund or compensate you for flight delays and cancellations has changed. So have policies on misplaced luggage and fees for in-flight Wi-Fi that doesn't work.

The SpaceX rocket will launch during the late afternoon so its descent into the Indian Ocean is visible.

Get $5 off when you spend $200+ on select products, and enjoy other great deals at eBay this November.

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Through his wealth and cultural influence, Elon Musk undoubtedly strengthened the Trump campaign. WIRED unpacks whether it really was his efforts that sealed the deal for the president-elect.

We sent photographer Jamie Lee Taete on a road trip through Maricopa County, Arizona, during the US election.

"I am electric. I feel vindicated," said one January 6 rioter from jail.

The 47-year-old Michigan man, who pleaded guilty to sexually exploiting a child, was highly active in the online criminal network called 764, which the FBI now considers a tier one" terrorism threat.

Donald Trump's approach to Big Tech has oscillated between calls for stricter regulations for some players and a hands-off approach for others. Here's how he might steer tech policy in a second term.