Category: Tech news

Despite automated systems and zero tolerance policies, it’s easy to find photos of the former representative weeks after they were published without her consent.

Trying to solve poverty, crime, and disease with (often biased) technology doesn’t address their root causes.

Jon Favreau is into the idea, so it’s definitely possible.

From headphones and speakers to accessories for their vinyl LPs, these gift ideas will appeal to any audio lover.

Next October, the TSA will stop accepting standard driver’s licenses as ID. Here’s how to get the Real ID—and why some people hate the idea.

When a well-intentioned study led to a dubious DNA test for same-sex attraction, it exposed the need for safeguards on research in the age of big genetic data.

Bluetooth scanners are readily available and easy to use—which means that smash-and-grab car break-in might not have been pure chance.

How Disney’s Imagineers created a whole new part of the Star Wars universe.

Daisy Ridley’s character is a misfit scavenger, with a no-nonsense wardrobe to match. That’s why cosplaying rebels have embraced her outfit—and her power.

Her full story isn’t found in the Star Wars movies—but in the fragments left behind.

The franchise hasn’t really been about the movies for a long time. Three writers explore the outer edges of the Star Wars storyverse.

Plus: The deadly design flaws of the B-17 Flying Fortress and a sneaky cat swap.

The Mach-E, Ford’s first serious attempt at a zero emissions car, came to life in a two-year sprint to catch up with an electrifying industry.

After years of centralizing internet control, Iran pulled the plug on connectivity for nearly all of its citizens.

Reuben Wu uses LED-equipped drones to illuminate mysterious shapes in one of the world’s strangest landscapes.