Great idea! But it's a lot harder than it looks.

The game, built out of re-contextualized art and design ideas from its immediate predecessor, is about the wreckage of 'Metal Gear' itself.

Photographer Justyna Badach used gunpowder to develop her new series of prints.

Climate change is turning Cold War project Camp Century into an environmental hazard in Greenland

Get ready for terabytes of laser data to rain from the sky.

Traffic circles are a nasty problem for robotic drivers, and Hyundai thinks it has found a solution.

Opinion: Senator Chuck Schumer explains how Congress can stop the FCC's dangerous and restrictive net neutrality reversal.

Kingdom Trust, in Murray, Kentucky, is a leader in holding cryptocurrencies for institutional investors.

The United States high court will decide whether a US warrant extends to digital data stored overseas.

Amazon is staging a contest called the Alexa Prize—a mad dash toward an outlandish goal: Cook up a bot capable of small talk.

WIRED columnist Jason Pontin on how machine learning and mandatory insurance policies could transform America’s gun debate.

Cars without people inside could hit public streets by April 2.

Reclaim your time on social media with this new app, which blocks the feed from platforms like Facebook and Twitter.

Analytics services are unintentionally collecting a mass of passwords and other sensitive data, new research shows.

A new bipartisan bill calls on the Department of Congress to study the effect of connectivity on communities.

The forthcoming home video releases have a ton of unseen footage.

Too much weed = a very bad time. But companies making cannabis devices are figuring out ways to tackle the dosing problem.

WIRED columnist Virginia Heffernan on the long, strange history of worshipping technology.

The new S9 looks almost like last year's S8, and that's completely intentional.

Jackers pick so many pockets at once that the cost per victim is actually minimal. What’s more, browser-based mining isn’t all bad. So what gives?

Students have taken the gun control to debate to a new level online and off.

There is no bliss like owning your own pair of roller skates.

Yup, this whole trailer is just an excuse to do physics.

The billionaire investor says Silicon Valley is unprepared for a coming wave of regulation.

Bram Cohen may say his file-sharing platform wasn't built for piracy, but BitTorrent quickly changed what we do online.

For the first time, researchers can see how proteins grab loops of DNA and bundle them for cell division. The discovery also hints at how the genome folds to regulate gene expression.

House Democrats released a 10-page memo Saturday that shows just how misleading the original #ReleaseTheMemo campaign was.

Vinod Khosla is worth billions, and wants to do what he wants with a beautiful Northern California Beach. So he's asking the US Supreme Court to let him.

Juno completed its eleventh orbit of the planet on February 7, capturing some spectacular images in the process.

A Mueller probe plea, and Apple snafu, and more of the week's top security news.

Harvard psychologist Steven Pinker, author of 'Enlightenment Now,' argues that highly developed civilizations tend toward peace and tolerance.

These potentially life-saving bands of titanium come with a handful of fresh potential problems.

Whether you're looking for an Xbox, a Vizio TV, or an Air Fryer, these are some great deals.

The budget hotel magnate and inflatable space habitat maker has a unique side project.

A comprehensive plan to give L train riders new ways to move could offer long lasting benefits to a growing city.

We discuss the good and bad points about the HomePod, and tell you whether it's worth your Satoshis.

There are lots of tax scams out there, but this is the only one that pays you first.

Some of the best (and priciest) outdoor gear around is now steeply discounted.

Sociological research shows that some delinquent boys—but not all—turn into men with no regard for other people's rights.

Paul Manafort’s longtime deputy is cooperating with the special prosecutor, so we may soon have answers to these questions hovering around the Russia investigation.

Facebook is locking users out of their accounts until they download antivirus software that sometimes doesn't even work on their computers.

A team of electrical engineering students has a solution to all your charging problems: Lasers.

Months after billionaire Joe Ricketts closed Gothamist and its affiliates, a group of non-profit radio stations is getting the band back together.

WIRED contributor Antonio García Martínez on why Russia’s Facebook ads were less important to Trump’s victory than his own Facebook ads.

Plus: the rise of electric, dockless bike-sharing, Tesla's crypto currency kerfuffle, and more car news you missed this week.

All the filmmaking firepower in the world wouldn't make up for skin that didn’t look quite right in the light of the Wakandan sun.

WIRED contributor Robert Wright on why the government needs to stop Google from monopolizing AI.

Amazon's Mechanical Turk dominates the market for on-demand microtasks. Gems is using cryptocurrency to appeal to workers and task-requesters.

In a windowless room in Seoul, dozens of security experts train—and watch—for the worst.

Alex Garland’s adaptation is as monstrous as it is masterful—even more soul-shaking than the original.