Following Stolen Cars From Canada to Russia
Our new Canada-based investigative reporter, Jane Bradley, kicked off her tenure with a major story: tracking stolen cars from Canada...
Trump’s vanity arch is coming and it’s no triumph for taxpayers
The president has called it an “arc.” Others, such as the rest of the English-speaking world, refer to it as...
OpenAI Agents Hacked Another Website
After reporting last week that the surveillance company Flock Safety is building an AI search tool for law enforcement, WIRED...
My Husband Read My Journal and Now He’s Furious. Was I in the Wrong?
For a long time, I’ve processed negative emotions by writing in a journal. It helps me clear my mind and...
Buried in JD Vance’s scary-as-hell rant was a terrifying admission
I’m not sure if you’ve noticed – I mean, there are just so many damn distractions these days – but...
Her work was key to a landmark experiment. She was credited in a footnote.
When she became a programmer at the birthplace of the atomic bomb in 1952, Mary Tsingou Menzel’s first assignment was...
$100 Million Changed Notre Dame’s No-Advertisement Attitude
The University of Notre Dame prides itself on a clean, advertisement-free look. Notre Dame Stadium has no corporate sponsors. No...
L.A. freeways, roads to be closed to general traffic for 2028 Olympics. How will it hit your commute?
Hundreds of miles of freeways and streets across Southern California will be turned into restricted roadways for exclusive use by...
A family’s moonshine survived raids and prison. Can its outlaw spirit endure?
ROCKY MOUNT, Va. — A new stainless-steel still fills the corner of Henry Law’s garage, where he and his sons...
SAP has a message for software doomsayers: The pendulum will swing back
Jan Gilg, SAP's global president of customer success and Americas. SAPA SAP executive anticipates a recovery from the SaaSpocalypse, driven...
