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Wednesday April 11, 2018. 03:10 AM
[In his testimony to Congress, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg repeatedly misrepresented the amount of control Facebook users really have over their data.](https://www.wired.com/story/mark-zuckerberg-congress-day-one)
The basic lines of questioning Congress pursued show just how inscrutable Facebook remains to most Americans.
Tuesday April 10, 2018. 11:30 PM
Was everything users gained from Facebook worth what they gave up?
Elon Musk tweeted that a hyperloop test will accelerate to half the speed of sound and brake in just 1.2 kilometers.
Former Commerce secretary Penny Pritzker, cochair of a task force on the future of work, says the nation needs to 'relink education, work, and opportunity.'
A Facebook permission allowed an app to read messages between 1,500 Facebook users and their friends until October 2015—data that Cambridge Analytica could have accessed.
There are real world applications of the stochastic mathematical process known as a random walk—really.
Balint Seeber found that cities around the US are leaving their emergency siren radio communication systems unencrypted and vulnerable to spoofing.
Soon, anyone curious about their health will be able to request a clinical DNA test—not just doctors.
Tensions around Facebook's privacy and ad practices have escalated dramatically since the last time the company sat before Congress.
The foundation released a broad, sweeping report Tuesday about the state of our lives online.
On Tuesday and Wednesday, Mark Zuckerberg will testify before the Senate and House of Representatives. Here's how to make sure you don't miss a minute.
Ignoring the regulations that govern motorsports, the 919 Hybrid Evo beat F1 champ Lewis Hamilton's record time at Belgium's famed Spa Francorchamps track.
Monday April 9, 2018. 10:08 PM
The new trailer looks amazing—that doesn't mean the movie will be.
The InSight lander will probe beneath the surface of Mars to understand its geology—unless humans contaminate it first.
Some network communication protocol vulnerabilities have been known for more than a decade and still aren't fixed. Now they're being exploited.
Facebook has released a tool that lets you see if you were caught up in the Cambridge Analytica fiasco—and what other apps know about you know.
If you're on the prowl for a new Android, Galaxy, or iPhone, read our full guide to the best smartphones of 2018.
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