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Tidy the F*ck Up: A Conversation With Messie Condo
It’s time to put some big girl pants on and deal with your crap.
Tricky Scam Plants Phishing Links in Your Google Calendar
Scammers are taking advantage of default calendar settings to try to trick users into clicking malicious links.
These Protein Picker-Uppers Keep Your Cells Clean and Healthy
New drugs based on proteasomes could treat previously undruggable diseases.
Are Rare Earths the Next Pawn in the US-China Trade War?
China is the world's largest producer, and processor, of 17 elements that are key ingredients in smartphones, airplanes, medical devices, and military gear.
The Best Cleaning Products, Supplies, and Tech (2019)
Your house is a mess, and everything is a disaster. Start by vacuuming your floors.
Change Your Life: Bestride the Bidet
A cheap bottom-washer from Tushy transformed my relationship to my nethers.
Audi Recall, Shifting Alliances, and More Car News This Week
Audi issued a voluntary recall of its E-Tron SUV; self-driving tech startup Aurora broke up with VW and joined up with Fiat Chrysler.
Justin Bieber's Challenge to Tom Cruise Tops This Week's Internet News Roundup
The pop star later claimed he was kidding—but he still inspired a lot of people with his, um, bravery.
Cosmologists Clash Over the Beginning of the Universe
What happened before the Big Bang? And what happened before that? Stephen Hawking's answer—there was no beginning—is now the subject of intense debate.
In Praise of Dadfluencers
All those fathers out there posting about #dadlife on social media are changing the face of fatherhood.
Snow Peak’s Fire Pit Makes Me Like Camping Again
The simple, durable, and well-made fire pit helped me recalibrate my relationship to the outdoors.
Space Photos of the Week: Salt of the Jupiter Moon
Plus: gamma rays, InSight’s claw, and the Milky Way’s chill black hole.
Security News This Week: Telegram Says China Is Behind DDoS
Voting machine security gets a boost, Have I Been Pwned is for sale, and more of the week's top security news.
Analogue Mega SG Review: The Sega Genesis Reborn
Analogue's Mega SG is an easy way to play old Sega Genesis game cartridges on a modern TV, no-fuss and no-frills.
‘Sign In With Apple’ Earns Mixed Reactions From App Makers
Soon, you'll be able to log into third-party apps using your Apple ID. The move has its fans, but also its critics.
New York City Flexes Again, Extending Cap on Uber and Lyft
Officials want to extend the city's limit on the number of for-hire vehicles, and may consider a congestion charge.
Lamborghini Huracán EVO Sees the Future, Makes You Look Great
The super smart supercar predicts what you'll do next—and helps you make it happen.
23 Last-Minute Father's Day Gift Ideas and Deals (2019)
Whether you just forgot or procrastinated, don't worry. We found some great last-minute deals on gifts Dad will love.
Gadget Lab Podcast: The Biggest News From E3
Peter Rubin joins the show this week to tell us about the major announcements made at the videogame industry’s big conference.
Cellebrite Now Says It Can Unlock Any iPhone for Cops
In a strangely public product announcement, the phone-cracking firm revealed a powerful new device.
Hackers Target US Power, Amazon Clones a Neighborhood, and More News
Catch up on the most important news from today in two minutes or less.
The Oddball Delights of ‘Los Espookys’
HBO's horror-comedy speaks to viewers in a whole new way.
Remembering Gabriele Grunewald, Who Ran For Herself and Others
Gabe Grunewald wanted to help scientists working to fight the rare cancers that strike so many of us. She died on Tuesday, at the age of 32.
Golf's Longest Drives Are Creeping Up and Changing the Sport
The average distance of PGA drives has been rising steadily due to changes in equipment and training. But it's still almost impossible to hit 450 yards.
YouTube Testimonials Lure Patients to Shady Stem-Cell Clinics
Emotional videos, often paid for by clinics, are attracting desperate patients to unproven stem-cell treatments that can be dangerous—or even deadly.
Female Representation in Videogames Isn't Getting Any Better
The number of female protagonists in games showcased at E3 has remained low for years.
What Is Ray Tracing? The Latest Gaming Buzzword Explained
If you're still in the dark about the latest advancement in videogame graphics, we're here to show you the light.
How Amazon Cloned a Neighborhood to Test Its Delivery Robots
Amazon used cameras, lidar, and aerial photography to build a highly detailed digital map of a Seattle suburb, where it is testing Scout, its delivery robot.
Why You Can't Look Away From #CursedImages
Cursed images, a meme genre that began on Tumblr, don't just titillate us in an ew-lol way. They also bind us together.
The Highly Dangerous 'Triton' Hackers Have Probed the US Grid
The same hackers behind a potentially lethal 2017 oil refinery cyberattack are now sniffing at US electrical utility targets.
Blame Utilities for Wildfires. But Blame Everyone Else Too
California is built to burn—explosively. Given we can’t depopulate the entire state, what has made the wildfire problem so bad, and how do we fix it?
Best E3 2019 Game Sales and Preorders: Switch, PS4, PC, Xbox
E3 2019 was packed with gaming news, new game preorders, and quite a few killer console and PC deals. These are our favorites.
How Kevin Durant Got Hurt, Why Coffee May Soon Be Gone, and More News
Catch up on the most important news from today in two minutes or less.
The Life and Viral Fame of Virginia's Two-Headed Snake
What happens to a freak of nature after it gets internet famous?
Bridging the Internet's Digital Language Divide
Tech companies want to get the next billion people online, but those users may find the internet has little to offer in the languages they speak at home.
Why Kevin Durant's Achilles Tendon Was His Achilles' Heel
When the Golden State Warriors star limped off the court, his Achilles tendon had been pulled to the point of rupture. Here's how that may have happened.
Denis Villeneuve Is Working on a 'Dune' Series
The 'Blade Runner 2049' director, who is also working on a film adaptation of Frank Herbert's work, is going to direct the pilot for series about the Bene Gesserit.
Google's Push to Close a Major Encrypted Web Loophole
By building security into top-level domains, Google makes it harder for HTTPS to fall short.
Estimate the Energy of an Utterly Massive Wind Turbine
The Hornsea Wind Farm is expected to be the largest offshore wind farm in the world. Here's how much energy is generated from one rotation of a turbine.
The Glorious Scale of the NBA Finals' Game 5
Game 6 tips off tonight, but for a brief moment earlier this week, it looked as though the the Warriors' reign might already be over.
Review: Eufy's RoboVac 11S Max Cleans Up for Cheap
Eufy’s robot vacuum is small, affordable, and attractive—but bounce navigation is a pain in the butt.
The Most Delicious Foods Will Fall Victim to Climate Change
Author Amanda Little explains why high-nutrient, high-flavor crops are the most likely to suffer in a less predictable environment.
The Newest Haven for Cryptocurrency Companies? Wyoming
The nation's least-populous state has enacted 13 laws in the past two years to welcome blockchain and cryptocurrency companies.
The Strange Mating Rituals of Self-Driving Car Companies
Aurora hooked up with Chrysler on Monday, ditched VW on Tuesday, and doubled down with Hyundai on Wednesday.
Why Google Leaked the Pixel 4 Itself
The next Pixel phone was just unveiled months early. By Google. In a tweet.
Ancient Potheads, a Russian Troll Controversy, and More News
Catch up on the most important news from today in two minutes or less.
Here's Everything Nintendo Did—and Didn't—Announce at E3
'The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild' is getting a spooky sequel and the next 'Animal Crossing' is getting delayed.
A New Fuel for Satellites Is So Safe It Won’t Blow Up Humans
SpaceX’s next Falcon Heavy launch will carry a satellite that will test, for the first time, a “green” fuel that is even less toxic than caffeine.
These Ancient Peoples Smoked the Chronic at Funerals
A finding in western China suggests humans were seeking out high-octane weed for rituals 2,500 years ago.
Father's Day Gifts: 25 Gift Ideas for the Dad in Your Life
If you have an amazing father in your life, show your appreciation with one of these hand-picked Father’s Day gifts.
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