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Appearing before lawmakers, the Facebook CEO is questioned sharply about Libra and discrimination. He's also compared favorably with President Trump. 

A physicist explains how a touchdown celebration went awry and offers some advice for future designers of covered wagons.

House Republicans barged into a secure facility uninvited Wednesday, creating a host of problems in the process.

Some in Silicon Valley see the technocratic wonder boy from South Bend as a safe alternative to the big-tech crackdown promised by Elizabeth Warren.

The longest a spacecraft has survived on Earth's "evil twin" is just 127 minutes. Now NASA is building one to last 60 days.

Even as it works to develop greener energy sources, the country is still dependent on highly pollutive lignite mining.

As updates go, this one is minor. But the Surface Pro is still a major player in portable productivity.

Opinion: Such dire warnings ignore the force of capitalism and technological progress, what Abraham Lincoln called "the fuel of interest to the fire of genius.

The federal government wants an Iowa city to revert a crosswalk celebrating the LGBTQ community to the standard zebra design. It’s a growing pattern.

WIRED sat down with the director to talk about everything from 'Jojo Rabbit' to soccer. And yes, he knows about the Captain Marvel and Valkyrie shipping.

In a new report, Penn State political scientists say that it's not the recommendation engine, but the communities that form around right-wing content.

Four technology policy experts debate whether the EU has declared war on Silicon Valley.

Catch up on the most important news from today in two minutes or less.

The Facebook CEO will appear before the House Financial Services Committee—ostensibly to discuss the cryptocurrency, but the questions could range far beyond.

With its first fully electric car, Polestar delivers a fully evolved sedan engineered for economy and more than enough performance.

The social media company says it will more closely monitor foreign outlets, and warn users when posts are considered false—unless they're from politicians. 

Researchers take inspiration from cotton candy to make a gelatin scaffolding, which could help realize the dream of more sustainable steaks and chicken breasts.

For once, Google’s latest phone falls short. Its predecessor is just as good ... and cheaper

UPS has a deal with CVS, and Google sibling Wing is making deliveries for Walgreens in Virginia.