Donald Trump won the presidency by using the social network’s advertising machinery in exactly the way the company wanted. He’s poised to do it again.
Antitrust could break up the big players. It wouldn’t change everyday life.
A recent Twitter hack probably didn’t scare you. Here’s why it should.
Seventy-five years ago, America set off the world’s first nuclear explosion.
If we want university presidents to safeguard the well-being of their communities, we need to change the way they’re evaluated.
Suburbia was never as bad as anyone said it was. Now it’s looking even better.
Even fed-up tech workers are paralyzed by Silicon Valley’s culture.
The coronavirus will change grocery stores, and probably not for the better.
In the midst of a pandemic, it’s delightful to imagine doing whatever you like without worrying about making a living.
How will Americans react when restrictions on their movements are no longer voluntary?
If the measures we're taking to fight the coronavirus work, they'll look excessive later on. But the alternative is worse.
Being holed up at home has never been more pleasant.
What a website that generates infinite fake humans tells us about modern life
With a phone, anywhere else is always just a tap away.
On TikTok and Twitter, anxious posts about World War III recall a simpler era of global conflict.
Even if Elizabeth Warren’s wealth tax were to become a reality
Untitled Goose Game is fun. The problem is, all games are also work.
Without us even noticing
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WeWork was supposed to reinvent office life. Unfortunately, it did.
It didn’t go well.