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Pixel Journal gets some handy upgrades, and may soon tidy up your rambling entries
As Google rolls out some useful additions, we spotted evidence of on an AI-powered Auto format feature in.
Can the New York Times Save Journalism From Our AI Overlords?
In 2023, the Times sued OpenAI and Microsoft for copyright infringement. They’ve since spent more than $20 million on the case, and publisher A.G.
High School Journalism: Investigating Epstein Files and Facing Legal Consequences
A high school journalism student's investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's files led to a legal battle, highlighting the potential impact of young reporters on public discourse.
Samsung One UI 9.5 brings notable changes to Health and Calendar
Calendar could lose its grid, Health could gain a journal.
Chernobyl's Dogs: Evolving Under Natural Selection or Radiation?
Recent genetic studies reveal unique dog populations near Chernobyl, raising questions about their evolutionary path and environmental pressures.
Protect Your Privacy: How to Switch to a Carrier That Doesn't Track You
Learn how to switch to a carrier that deletes your call logs and protect your privacy from data breaches.
5 of the best new Android apps you need to try this November
Looking for a new Android launcher, hiking journal, or Notion replacement? Read on!
How Human Activity Could Have Initiated a New Ice Age: A Comprehensive Guide
A new study suggests that human activities, particularly the burning of fossil fuels, may have prevented the Earth from entering another ice age.
Americans Fleeing Trump’s America: Regrets and Reflections
Americans have left the US in droves, seeking political refuge. Now many are regretting their decision, facing unexpected challenges.
Nathan Fielder’s Secret Project: Inside the Mind of a Controversial Filmmaker
Nathan Fielder’s secretive project, You Can See Everything, captivated audiences and journalists alike, but the film’s success came at a cost.
30 Best Tech Books to Gift in 2026: Biographies, Startup Histories, Exposés
Discover biographies, company histories, and exposés that illuminate the rise and fall of tech giants and characters in this curated list of must-read books.
Federal Agents Use Cell-Site Simulators to Locate Protestor’s Producer
Federal law enforcement agents used controversial surveillance devices to locate and arrest a college student who helped produce journalist Don Lemon’s coverage of an anti-ICE protest.
The Ultimate Guide to Online Gift Cards and Digital Gift Ideas (2026)
Discover the best online gift cards and digital gift ideas to make giving gifts easier and more enjoyable.
The White House's Growing Concerns Over the Midterm Elections
President Trump's optimistic outlook is being challenged by poor national polling and the White House is now considering losing both House and Senate majorities.
Biotech Founder Advocates for Gene-Edited Human Embryos: A Moral Imperative
Biotech entrepreneur Cathy Tie argues for public funding to advance gene-edited babies, despite concerns about safety and ethics.
The Best Gifts for Book Lovers: E-Readers, Accessories, and More
Discover the perfect gifts for book lovers, including e-readers, accessories, and cozy items to enhance their reading experience.
How Israeli Checkpoints Disrupt Palestinian Daily Lives in the Occupied West Bank
Israeli checkpoints severely impact Palestinian daily routines, causing significant time loss and economic strain.
Primetime Exposes the Dark Ego-Driven Core of Vigilante Pedophile Hunting
The expose 'Primetime' reveals the complex motivations and unintended consequences of vigilante pedophile hunting, challenging the notion of heroism.
The Untold Story: Who Killed Paulina Borsook’s Career?
Paulina Borsook's career resurgence is a mystery, but her early insights into tech's human side may have been her undoing.
Andy Burnham's Test: The Palantir Controversy in British Politics
Andy Burnham faces a major challenge with Palantir, a data analytics firm with significant contracts in the NHS and other sectors. His decision could define his premiership.
Iranian hackers use CHOSEN BRICK Windows malware to spy on targets
Government agencies are warning that Iranian state-linked hackers are using a Windows malware strain named CHOSEN BRICK to target dissidents, activists, and journalists worldwide.
Introducing the WIRED App
The app is the best way to read, watch, and listen to WIRED’s.
WIRED@Night: Análise de Mulheres, Tecnologia e Potência
WIRED apresenta um podcast especial sobre o papel das mulheres na tecnologia e na política, com discussões sobre o estado atual e a história do setor.
Deepfake Pornography Sites Targeting European Politicians: A Growing Concern
Over 150 European politicians, predominantly women, have been featured on harmful deepfake pornography websites, raising concerns about online harassment and intimidation.
MS NOW's Plan to Transform Viewers into a Fandom
MS NOW aims to turn casual viewers into a media universe fanbase, launching a subscription program to connect with its talent.
Scientists Study Caterpillars' Hearing Without Ears: Uncovering the Mysteries of Insect Acoustics
Scientists use an anechoic chamber to study how caterpillars hear without ears, revealing insights into insect acoustics and potential new microphone designs.
IDScan Sued Over Alleged Data Breach Affecting 153 Million Drivers' Licenses
IDScan sues sued over alleged data breach, impacting over 153 million driver's licenses. Multiple lawsuits and investigations are underway.
Milo Yiannopoulos: A Detained Voice in American Politics
British political figure Milo Yiannopoulos detained by ICE in Louisiana, with details on his legal status and past controversies.
Tech Overview: U.S. Government Charges Iranian Hackers in $3.4 Billion Intellectual Property Theft Case
The U.S. has charged 17 Iranians involved in a hacking-for-hire company for stealing data from American organizations over years, including 300 universities and private companies.