Some call it the entourage effect: THC achieves its full effects only when it rolls with a crew of other compounds.

Despite its resemblance to past MacBooks, Apple’s new ultra-thin laptop has enough improved features to warrant replacing your old one.

A company called Epik, whose CEO defended Gab, offered domain-hosting services, while Cloudflare continues to protect Gab from denial-of-service attacks.

Facebook took down Donald Trump’s ad for violating its policies, but you can still watch the video on his profile.

Einride, the startup now running a small robo-trucking service in Sweden, says that self-driving tech is a key enabler for electric propulsion.

The fan-favorite zombie-killer is getting a series of feature-length films.

Networks and streaming services are placing viewers at the scene of the crime, but what's keeping them there?

The tech-funded science awards are attempting to bring glory to basic research, but so far they have done little to challenge the status quo.

The premier episode of WIRED's *[De]Constructed* takes a gleaming looking into the guts of a vintage Harley Davidson Shovelhead.

A new paper concludes that it takes more than four times as much energy to mine $1 of bitcoin as mining $1 of copper.

And apparently, the Mandalorian is taking his place. Kind of.

An MIT team built an algorithm to optimize bell times and bus routes. The furor around the plan offers lessons in how we talk to people when we talk to them about artificial intelligence.

How to find accurate voting information for the midterm elections

With political action committees, the modern antivaccine movement is taking its fight for medical freedoms to the campaign trail. And that has public health experts worried.

The progressive group wants to swing the 2018 elections with a strategy that bears some resemblance to Cambridge Analytica's.

Apple's new tablet gets closer to a PC than ever before.

Georgia's secretary of state is also its GOP gubernatorial candidate. And he just claimed that Democrats committed "cyber crimes."

Hot spots have been discovered orbiting just outside the supermassive black hole at the galaxy’s center. Their motions have given us the closest look at that violent environment.

But don't forget about the president's attempts to stop birthright citizenship—or Kanye West's announcement that he's quitting politics.

California lets self-driving cars go fully robo, Tesla upgrades Autopilot, Chevy makes an electric Camaro, and more.

Fry up your holiday bird with far less risk of an oil fire.

If WhatsApp lacks Facebook’s most talked-about evil features, why is it still a weaponizable conduit for misinformation?

If you're not careful, websites can grab all kinds of permissions you don't realize or intend. Take back control in your browser.

The newly released "Navigate on Autopilot" makes choices about when to change lanes, but depends on the human's help—help that will make the system better in the long run.

The idea of using slowness and inaccessibility to push against players bears a powerful resemblance to other corners of the gaming world.

Radiation from neighboring star Gamma Cassiopeiae leads to nebulas’ ruin

A CIA debacle, a new side channel attack, and more security news this week.

That other 10 percent, however...

One obsessive planner, a bunch of data, and a lot of mapping flair makes for a stirring guide to US transport.

The average iPhone sold for nearly $800 in the most recent quarter; if the price keeps climbing at that rate, the average price may soon top $1,000.

Start your holiday shopping early with deals on Alexa-enabled devices, Legos, smart TVs, and more.

While it seemed like the iPhone 8, 8 Plus, and X might avoid the practice, Apple now says it will throttle them as well.

VR pioneer Jaron Lanier talks with WIRED about why the original architecture of the internet forced us into a kind of information trickery, and how we can fix it—to everyone’s benefit.

Even if HBO wanted to issue a takedown, it's likely the network wouldn't have a strong legal claim.

An interview with Sonos CEO Patrick Spence, taped at WIRED’s 25th anniversary festival.

The data appears to have been stolen with malicious browser extensions, and not by exploiting an issue with Facebook’s platform.

The combination handheld and robot vacuum might create more problems than it solves.

New characters! A story mode! Giant hands! No legs! Oh, the news goes on and on.

Opinion: We worry about glitchy driverless tech, but we *should* be worried about the remote human minders.

When Christian Delfino's father ended up working as a sorter at the Tampa facility, the photographer saw an apt metaphor.

We review the Vizio P-Series 4K LED TVs, which range from 55-75 inches (P55-F1, P65-F1, P75-F1).

The TV auteur managed to get Roberts on the small screen for Amazon's prestige podcast adaptation.

As details of his democracy-bending relationship with Roger Stone break, Julian Assange is proving guests, like fish, stink after six years.

After a yearlong test, a supercomputer on the International Space Station has more or less survived and is ready to crunch data.

We can't wait.

Nicholas Thompson had been running marathons for years. At 42, he set out to reverse his slowing speeds with, science, tech, and new dedication.

The indictment alleges a state-owned company and rogue employees stole plans so China could make memory chips—further straining China-US relations.

The tablet- and joystick-controlled chopper is part of an effort minimize—and maybe someday eliminate—the role of the human pilot.

Critics of AT&T's Time Warner acquisition say their fears have been realized, as Dish blacks out HBO amid a contract dispute.

Workers around the globe protest company's handling of sexual-harassment claims.