Niko Kriegeskorte won't review an academic paper unless he can publish it publicly on his personal blog—and his plan is forcing science to shape up. The post The Rogue Neuroscientist on a Mission to Hack Peer Review appeared first on WIRED.

Greased Lightning, Swedish style. The post 24K Classic American Cars Hit the Streets ... of Sweden appeared first on WIRED.

A new documentary aims to tell the untold story of Canadian graphic design. The post The Surprising History of Canada’s Most Iconic Designs appeared first on WIRED.

The current net neutrality rules, FCC chairman Ajit Pai seems ready to argue, will hold back a faster internet for everyone. The post The New FCC Chairman's Plan to Undermine Net Neutrality appeared first on WIRED.

A funny thing happens when you lock a bunch of bots in a virtual room: Sometimes they don't get along. The post Internet Bots Fight Each Other Because They're All Too Human appeared first on WIRED.

An Army missile converted into an anti-ship weapon could prove a powerful deterrent against China's naval power. The post The Army Gets Back in the Ship-Killing Business appeared first on WIRED.

Maybe the future—at least a populist, scant-on-details version—is finally rubbing off on the president. The post Trump's Speech to Congress Was a Peter Thiel Fever Dream appeared first on WIRED.

A totally completely normal speech provides a new president's most surreal hour The post Trump the Divider Takes a Stab at Unity appeared first on WIRED.

YouTube TV—the much-anticipated TV streaming service from the video company—is official. It's $35 a month with 40+ channels, cloud DVR, and AI-powered search. The post Google Takes on Cable With 'YouTube TV'—40 Channels for $35 appeared first on WIRED.

Corporate consolidation in tech has implications for competition—but it also affects the resilience of the internet itself. The post The Amazon S3 Outage Is What Happens When One Site Hosts Too Much of the Internet appeared first on WIRED.

This totally-not-made-up apology letter proves he's really trying. The post Bro. BRO! Travis Kalanick Is Totally Sorry. appeared first on WIRED.

From the Microsoft Surface Studio and Beats headphones to Android Wear watches and new Samsung Chromebooks, these are the coolest gadgets we saw this month. The post February's Best Gear: New Wireless Headphones and Fancy PCs appeared first on WIRED.

A public information film unseen for years shows Shell had clear grasp of global warming 26 years ago but has not acted accordingly since, say critics. The post Watch Shell's 1991 Video Warning of Catastrophic Climate Change appeared first on WIRED.

The social media giant hopes to catalyze a broader market that will mean more internet for more people everywhere. The post Facebook to Telcos: Forget Hardware Empires—Let's All Share appeared first on WIRED.

The once supreme sporty sedan returns to its roots, with a touch of luxury. The post Review: 2017 BMW 5 Series appeared first on WIRED.

Is the effort to end-to-end encrypt Gmail dead, or just a lot harder than it looks? The post After 3 Years, Why Gmail’s End-to-End Encryption Is Still Vapor appeared first on WIRED.

But maybe ask him—gently—to tone it down a bit. The post Dad Leaving Embarrassing Comments on Your Feeds? Let Him appeared first on WIRED.

Opinion: An Arkansas legal case is testing whether Amazon can be forced to share information collected by Alexa with law enforcement. The post A Murder Case Tests Alexa's Devotion to Your Privacy appeared first on WIRED.

Not ready to tie the financial knot but hate getting your partner back for every taco? Simple's new feature lets you share just some of your money. The post A (Kinda) Joint Bank Account for More-Than-Venmo-Serious Couples appeared first on WIRED.

You can visit Spain, Italy, and even Canda without ever leaving China. The post Inside the Bizarre, Euro-Themed Towns of Shanghai appeared first on WIRED.

This week, ARPA-E is showing off far-out ways to cool, heat, convert, conserve, and invent energy—all of which could be on the chopping block. The post The Government's Green Energy Incubator Fights for Survival in the Age of Trump appeared first on WIRED.

Is there an ethical issue with raving about Blue Apron? What if your podcast is about food startups? The post The Tricky Art of Podcast Ads Is About to Get Even Trickier appeared first on WIRED.

Big brands studiously seek to avoid politics, but few seem nimble enough to escape the presidential vortex. The post Is Trump Hate-Tweeting You? Find Out if It's Really a Crisis appeared first on WIRED.

Financial penalties could cross the billion mark, and execs could spend years behind bars. The post Google's Robocar Lawsuit Could Kill Uber's Future and Send Execs to Prison appeared first on WIRED.

A registered sex offender argues that North Carolina's law keeping him off Facebook and other sites violates his First Amendment rights. The post Is Posting on Facebook a Fundamental Right? appeared first on WIRED.

Black Sage Technologies' track-and-jam system guards against airborne attacks on sporting events and other large-crowd gatherings. Just one hitch: US law. The post This Brilliant Plan Could Stop Drone Terrorism. Too Bad It’s Illegal appeared first on WIRED.

Ideo reimagined the carpooling experience for 10 years in the future. The post A Fascinating Glimpse at How We’ll All Carpool in 2027 appeared first on WIRED.

It's about costumes. Period. The post Harry Potter Finally Wins an Oscar by Going Back in Time appeared first on WIRED.

The mission will use two of SpaceX's long-awaited technologies: a crew-rated capsule, the Crew Dragon, and the high-powered Falcon Heavy rocket. The post SpaceX Plans to Launch Humans Around the Moon in 2018 appeared first on WIRED.

Designed by Samsung and Oculus, it touches and swipes and clicks and shoots. The post Samsung Gear Finally Gets a Controller for Awesomer VR appeared first on WIRED.

Sony's new flagship may not be for you, but at least they went for it. The post The Joyful Overkill of Sony’s Xperia XZ Premium Smartphone appeared first on WIRED.

Survival, as you may have noticed, demands a certain degree of moral flexibility. The post Walking Dead Recap Season 7, Episode 11: The Perks of Being the Vikings of the Zombie Apocalypse appeared first on WIRED.

Even if you like meat, it's hard not to wonder if animals understand what happens to them. The post Are Some Animals So Smart You Shouldn't Eat Them? appeared first on WIRED.

For 50 years, scientists have known that Wolbachia can cause sterility in mosquitoes and other insects. But now they finally understand exactly how it works. The post A Bizarre Bacteria Could Be the Key to Controlling Mosquitoes appeared first on WIRED.

If it looks sci-fi, that's on purpose. The post Meet the Self-Driving Car Built for Human-Free Racing appeared first on WIRED.

Sitting in the balcony, we were witness to one of the strangest, most surprising moments in Academy Awards history. The post How the Oscars Best Picture Screw-Up Really Felt Inside the Theater appeared first on WIRED.

Bringing a group of unsuspecting tourists into the theater wasn't just the prelude to an offensive moment—it was a small distillation of a larger issue. The post Last Night's Oscars Tour Bus Bit Underscored a Deep Divide appeared first on WIRED.

This is the first entry in our new series Is That a Thing, in which we explore tech's biggest myths, misconceptions, and---every so often---actual truths. The post No, Cellphones Don't Cause Cancer. Probably appeared first on WIRED.

How hard is it to make a tennis ball? A lot more complicated than you think. The post Tour the Factory That Cranks Out 90 Million Tennis Balls a Year appeared first on WIRED.

A <em>Guardians of the Galaxy</em> helmet with built-in Bluetooth headphones is the new way to chillax on the subway. The post I Am Groot* appeared first on WIRED.

The book lays bare the interconnectedness of the visual world, spanning time and geography and bridging hundreds of seemingly unrelated subjects. The post Graphic: 500 Designs That Matter Is Like Time Travel for Design Nerds appeared first on WIRED.

It turns out, the tools for hunting dark matter help nuclear watchdogs look inside nuclear reactors. The post How to Use Dark Matter Detectors to Catch a Uranium Thief appeared first on WIRED.

It will run on your in-car navigation system—and learn a lot more about you. The post Waze Digs Into Your Car's Dashboard appeared first on WIRED.

The 12-inch Samsung Galaxy Book represents the bleeding edge of the tablet-as-laptop space. The post Samsung's New Windows Tablet Is Your Laptop's Worst Nightmare appeared first on WIRED.

The Finnish giant doubles down on big Android phones. But also, there's a new 3310 👀 The post Nokia Revives Its Indestructible Candy Bar—and Shows Off Three New Phones appeared first on WIRED.

The G5 and G5 Plus make a compelling case for continuing Motorola's tradition of making Android phones that you can't believe are this cheap. The post Motorola's Killer Cheap Phones Just Keep Getting Better appeared first on WIRED.

The Chinese company's total dominance of the skies continues. The post DJI Unleashes Its First Workhorse Drone for Industrial Missions appeared first on WIRED.

These days, politics isn't just what happens on the internet—it's what happens to the internet. The post Think the Internet Is Polarized? Just Look at the FCC These Days appeared first on WIRED.

It's big, it's new, it has a gigantic battery. Yay? The post LG's New Phone Does a Bunch of Things You Want and Nada Else appeared first on WIRED.

The former Brietbart editor has had a rough few days. The internet has had some slightly better ones. The post While You Were Offline: The Media Crucified Yolo Minneapolis. Very Unfair! Sad! appeared first on WIRED.