the original Roe v Wade ruling was leaked too, published in Time hours before it was announced # | Continue reading
Scientists modified an enzyme that can break down plastic in one week to create fresh material for new products. | Continue reading
It costs just over $160 to get a week's worth of data on where people who visited Planned Parenthood came from, and where they went afterwards. | Continue reading
Newly released documents showed the CDC planned to use phone location data to monitor schools and churches, and wanted to use the data for many non-COVID-19 purposes too. | Continue reading
Officials warned of a “catastrophic failure” just days before the iconic observatory collapsed in December 2020. | Continue reading
A symbol of Ukrainian resistance is now a bona fide video game star. | Continue reading
Yuga Labs' Otherside sale sparked a "gas war" that wasted millions and clogged up Ethereum, resulting in failed transactions. | Continue reading
Read "dishonesty.pdf," the harrowing transcript of two LAPD officers trying to capture Snorlax in ‘Pokémon Go’ while ignoring a robbery. | Continue reading
Broeksmit, the whistleblower found dead in Los Angeles this week, was recently arrested for allegedly threatening employees at his old apartment complex. | Continue reading
The concession to warehouse workers follows the first union victory at an Amazon warehouse in US history. | Continue reading
It was not immediately clear how many employees Netflix laid off or if it plans to continue the website. | Continue reading
Twitter’s premier poster shared his thoughts with us on the recent sale of the social media platform. | Continue reading
"I had recently read Frank Herbert’s Dune, so I jumped at the opportunity to work with real life sand worms," said the study's lead author. | Continue reading
You won't find liberation on a platform owned by this or that billionaire. | Continue reading
There isn’t a site that can replace Twitter that is exactly like Twitter, but you have options for a slower, possibly better, social media experience. | Continue reading
BitTorrent usage has bounced back because there's too many streaming services, and too much exclusive content. | Continue reading
He’s also come up with a list of jobs considered the most boring by people. Is yours on it? | Continue reading
A Tesla Model Y with no one in the driver’s seat appears to have hit a private jet on a tarmac. | Continue reading
30 percent say they don’t know how to make new friends and they’ve never felt more alone. | Continue reading
The government is looking into worm holes, anti-gravity, and invisibility cloaks, according to documents obtained by Motherboard through FOIA. | Continue reading
For an entire day, wind power became the second-largest source of electricity in the country for the first time in recorded history. | Continue reading
Last year as part of a Motherboard investigation, experts said Otonomo could face legal issues. Now the company is facing a class action lawsuit. | Continue reading
The hackers stole $624 million from the game’s Ronin Network bridge in one of the largest crypto hacks of all time. | Continue reading
Ransomware gangs are targeting everyone from large and small businesses and government agencies to hospitals and schools. | Continue reading
Multiple people were shot and “several” undetonated explosive devices were discovered in a subway station in Brooklyn on Tuesday morning. | Continue reading
Twitch is one of the few platforms Ukrainians can use to speak directly to the Russian people. | Continue reading
Meteorites, spacesuits and Hollywood memorabilia: Everything can be bought at Theatrum Mundi, if you have the cash. | Continue reading
One engineer has built a new communications protocol that he says is resistant to disaster and central points of failure. | Continue reading
Amtrak wants to run two round-trip trains a day between Mobile and New Orleans. Freight companies are fighting it. So Amtrak is taking it to Twitch. | Continue reading
Millions of people think watching "subliminals" will make them grow taller and manifest money, but some say YouTubers are hiding dark messages in their videos. | Continue reading
Days after YouTube kicked Kremlin-backed Russia Today off its platform, the propaganda network found a new home on the far-right social network. | Continue reading
The NFT marketplace is now facing at least three lawsuits over stolen cartoon apes after a new complaint was filed this week. | Continue reading
Motherboard obtained reports of stalking, harassment, and abuse using Airtags, targeting victims of intimate partner violence. | Continue reading
Before psychedelic therapy and services becomes widely available, there needs to be a better understanding of all the ways these experiences can go wrong. | Continue reading
Go and replace “watch” in any YouTube video URL with “wtch” and see what happens. I set out to find why. | Continue reading
The Office of Inspector General found the agency did not have legal authority for searches in its "iCOP" surveillance program. | Continue reading
Does a movement that pushes us to accept all cognitive and mental differences help people feel better? | Continue reading
Ronin, a blockchain that supports the popular Ethereum-based play-to-earn game Axie Infinity, has been hacked for over half a billion dollars. | Continue reading
After stealing money from stablecoin Cashio, the hackers said they will return some of the stolen money, as “the intention was only to take money from those who do not need it, not from those who do.” | Continue reading
The undetermined nature of the newly discovered waves promises "novel physics" about the Sun and stars, reports a new study. | Continue reading
"Cosmic dawn," when the first stars formed, is a murky period of history of the universe. Watch it happen in this simulation from MIT scientists. | Continue reading
Odd Radio Circles (ORCs), which stretch across more than a million light-years, have perplexed scientists for years. | Continue reading
Backed with funding from the U.S. government’s Open Technology Fund, Lantern has spent two years building a peer-to-peer network inside Russia. | Continue reading
The hackers plastered "Putin is killing children" and other messages across the feeds. | Continue reading
The war effort's "invisible heroes" are risking their lives to keep information flowing. | Continue reading
Some questioned the merits of performing the ritual at a global sports event, with others calling for respect of indigenous culture. | Continue reading
The classified version of the much-hyped UFO report describes the “shapes” of UFOs, is far more interesting than the one released to the public. | Continue reading
Psychologists and tweet-deleters help explain my favorite pastime (that weirdly makes me feel a little guilty). | Continue reading