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The new cinematic Spider-Man follows the comic-book tradition of putting characters in new clothes to illustrate character development.

If you need a water bottle, tent, or a really cool hoodie, it’s all on sale at REI’s 4th of July Sale on outdoor apparel, accessories, and gear.

The audit noted that asking reviewers “to consider whether the user was condemning or discussing hate speech, rather than espousing it, may reduce errors.”

Europe’s record-breaking heat wave serves as a warning of just how dangerous high temperatures can be.

Jim Keller, who joined Intel last year after stints at AMD, Apple, and Tesla, says Moore’s law isn’t dead, but needs a new, broader interpretation.

You have a long holiday weekend ahead. Here are some quality ways to spend it.

The Model 3 scores well in European crash testing, a day after Tesla reported a quarterly record for deliveries.

The Bentley Bentayga Hybrid can go from 0 to 60 mph in 5.2 seconds and deliver more than 500 pound-feet of torque. And the windshield wipers are hidden.

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In this WIRED Q&A, author Caroline Criado Perez explains how elements of the modern world were designed more for men than women.

At less than a quarter inch across, the magnetically activated robot can manipulate water flow to manipulate objects.

To prove a point about common location-sharing apps, I asked my wife to use them to spy on me.

SpaceX recovered its first fairing last week after a Falcon Heavy launch. Here’s how to estimate the challenge faced by *Ms. Tree*, the retrieval boat.

Two decades after its debut, a Netflix rerelease of the show is proving how prescient it is.