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Tuesday April 3, 2018. 07:00 AM
Zipline is already making life-saving deliveries in Africa and Europe. Now it wants to start flying in its home country.
Monday April 2, 2018. 08:55 PM
A lot of games try to capture the way the world works—but precious few try to distill how it feels.
Goodbye, dystopian Craigslist. There's a new Reddit, and it's all grown up.
As cryptojacking takes over the web, Google will put a stop to cryptomining extensions that prey on unsuspecting installers.
British photographer Dan Holdsworth uses geological mapping software to render three-dimensional point clouds of glaciers.
Flaws in a study about unintended gene editing snips have led to its retraction. But that’s not the end of the story.
WIRED columnist Jason Pontin on an audacious theory of sentience that offers a new way to understand consciousness.
The most significant thing about Monday's cargo run may be that there is little novelty to it whatsoever
Online food-delivery service spent eight years resolving a classic problem of unstructured data.
Sunday April 1, 2018. 03:00 PM
Catch up on the Stormy Daniels saga, Julian Assange's connectivity problems, the Mueller investigation, and all of the internet's other favorite topics of conversation here.
Do you need a wearable for skiing, or for counting your dance steps at a wedding? We've found the best for every body.
For some African American police officers, a false positive can leave their careers dangling on a thin strand.
Everything you ever wanted to know about Nyan Cat, Doge, and the art of the Rickroll.
My time in rehab left me humiliated and desperate to know why my friends were dying. Now, a wave of app developers are trying to tackle opioid addiction.
In addition to the Cambridge Analytica controversy, WIRED readers wanted to know about a sinking San Francisco, the engineering behind the Florida bridge collapse, and more.
Saturday March 31, 2018. 03:00 PM
Plus: Apple's cheapest iPad, Allbirds' new Tree Runners, and the new Dyson V10 cordless vacuum.
As always, we’ve rounded up all the news we didn’t break or cover in depth this week.
The superhero flick's strength lies in the fact that it didn't shy away from addressing issues of black identity.
42 percent of plastic surgeons have seen patients specifically looking to up their selfie game. You don't need surgery; you need math.
When you're done painting eggs and munching on candy, check out these Easter tech deals.
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