Photojournalists aren’t at protests to pick a side. Altering photographs destroys trust and neglects the truth that people want to be seen.
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7 Best Gaming Controllers (2020): PC, Xbox, PS4, Switch
A great gamepad instantly levels up your play. These are our top picks for Switch, Xbox, PS4, and PC.
‘Pokemon Go’ and ‘Sleep No More’ Creators Are Teaming Up on AR
Niantic and Punchdrunk plan to turn people into “the hero of their own living game.”
The CEO of Novartis on Developing Drugs During a Pandemic
Vas Narasimhan talks about drug prices, vaccine development, the rise and fall of hydroxychloroquine, and how Big Pharma might win back the trust of consumers.
Nuclear ‘Power Balls’ May Make Meltdowns a Thing of the Past
Triso particles are an alien-looking fuel with built-in safety features that will power a new generation of high-temperature reactors.
America’s Great—if Small—Return to Drive-In Theaters
Indoor multiplexes are still largely closed. But if you’re feeling trapped and culture-starved, consider revisiting a mainstay of mid-century Americana.
4th of July Sales (2020): 12 Great Deals on Outdoor Gear
You can save some cash with these discounts on biking, camping, and climbing equipment. And if you are heading out, stay safe and wear your face mask.
Smartphone Apps Are Now a Weapon in International Disputes
India bans 59 Chinese apps, weeks after border skirmishes killed 20 Indian soldiers. Russia and Brazil have previously blocked apps for their own reasons.
Social Media Drops the Hammer on Team Trump
Reddit and Twitch are the latest companies to take action against the president and his supporters, as platforms reevaluate and reinforce hate-speech policies.
The ‘Eye Mouth Eye’ Debacle Sums Up Tech’s Race Issues
Last weekend, the stunt aimed to use Silicon Valley’s love of shiny new things for charity. The result left people wondering about the memeification of movements.
An Infrastructure Arms Race Is Fueling the Future of Gaming
As videogame companies increasingly shift to the cloud, data centers have taken on outsized importance.
Privacy Isn’t a Right You Can Click Away
Senator Sherrod Brown wants to drastically scale back the permitted uses of your personal data—and ban facial recognition outright.
13 Best Google Assistant Speakers (2020): Smart Displays, Portable, and More
From smart displays to portable boomboxes, Google’s smart voice assistant comes in all shapes and sizes. Here are our favorites.
NASA’s New Moon-Bound Space Suits Will Get a Boost From AI
Engineers are turning to generative design algorithms to build components for NASA’s next-generation space suit—the first major update in decades.
The Anthropause: How the Pandemic Gives Scientists a New Way to Study Wildlife
A group of scientists argue that the Covid lockdown, what they’re calling the “anthropause,” is an unprecedented opportunity to study how humans affect animal behavior.