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Thursday June 6, 2019. 03:00 PM
If your toothbrush head—electric or otherwise—is ragged and splayed out, you’re a candidate for a toothbrush subscription service. We round up the top choices.
A new film tackles San Francisco’s gentrification problem and what it means for a displaced community.
The gulf's seabed could be an ideal place to bury Texas' carbon emissions. The state is the sixth-highest emitter in the world, behind Germany.
Opinion: Russia and Iran’s decisions to build isolated, domestic internets represent a new form of internet fragmentation—one that is far more physical than what we’ve seen before.
In South Africa, a right-wing enclave turned to blockchain to cut themselves off from the black-majority state.
Yes, sexism plays a role. But tech companies keep you glued to your devices by making sure their digital assistants never take offense—even at misogyny and bigotry.
With the 2020 election fast approaching, too many problems from 2016 persist.
Catch up on the most important news from today in two minutes or less.
The Carlos Maza incident is just the latest in a long history of homophobic ridicule on the platform.
Critics worry that a new bill would overturn existing protections of DNA sequences and carve up the world's genetic resources into commercial fiefdoms.
Wednesday June 5, 2019. 10:18 PM
The FEC may prevent an anti-phishing firm providing its services to campaigns for free or cheap.
YouTube’s hate speech policy now targets videos promoting the superiority of one group over another, or discrimination based on gender, race, or sexual orientation.
Make and throw your own cardboard “roomerang” with a little help from champion boomerang thrower Logan Broadbent.
Apple says an elaborate rotating key scheme will soon let you track down your stolen laptop, but not let anyone track you. Not even Apple.
Abortion over the internet can be an effective, practical alternative for women in areas where clinics are scarce.
Amazon revealed new technology that allows its Alexa virtual assistant to handle multiple tasks in the same conversation.
The imagery of the book and Hulu show have become increasingly relevant.
In an Amazon sorting center, a swarm of robots works alongside humans. Here’s what that says about Amazon—and the future of work.
The show's fifth season boasts some great performances and a standout episode, but the real world just keeps outpacing its imagined dystopia.
A former field biologist turns to art to grapple with the effects of global warming.
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