CESThe Best Gadgets of CES 2021, and the Weirdest Ones TooThe weirdest CES ever staged is now over. But no one will be striking booths in Las Vegas or hustling out of $1,000 a night hotel rooms today with all the cool gadgets they’ve shown off all week. That’s because there wasn’t that much new tech shown…Alex Cranz
NewsLeaked Parler Data Points to Users at Police Stations, U.S. Military BasesDell Cameron and Dhruv Mehrotra
TelevisionWandaVision Opened With a Stylishly Old-Fashioned Web of Lies and IntrigueCharles Pulliam-Moore
NewsNew Intel CEO Talks a Little Trash About Apple While Trying to Reverse Company's WoesSam Rutherford
ReviewsAdata's First Gaming Laptop Nails ItI find it exciting when a new laptop brand enters the gaming market. The space is a little crowded at the moment, sure, but it can be refreshing to review something new. In my experience, there’s usually some feature or some hardware combination…Joanna Nelius
TelevisionWandaVision Opened With a Stylishly Old-Fashioned Web of Lies and IntrigueThe first of WandaVision’s many secrets is one that the new Disney+ series actually reveals to you in the premiere episode’s first moments. You watch as Wanda Maximoff (aka Scarlet Witch) and her longtime beau, Vision, beeline straight from the…Charles Pulliam-Moore
ComicsJack Kirby’s Son to Insurrectionists: Your Nazi-Ass Captain America Merch SucksJames Whitbrook
ConservationRare Wolverine Spotted in Yellowstone for the First Time in YearsA camera trap set up to catch cougars prowling Yellowstone National Park has captured an even rarer creature. The park released footage this week showing a wolverine tearing through the forest, marking the first on-camera sighting since the camera…Brian Kahn
Climate changeUN Warns World Is Failing to Prepare for Climate Change—But We Can Fix ThatDharna Noor
AnimalsDrowned Out by Noise, These Horny Frogs Wave Their Arms and Legs to Get NoticedA species of Ecuadorian glass frog combines high-frequency croaking and a striking visual display to attract mates, in what is a fascinating adaptation to a noisy environment.George Dvorsky
Giz AsksAre Wearables Accurate at Detecting Calorie Burn?It’s easy to attribute omnipotence to one’s devices. I’d hate to know what my iPhone knows about me. That said, there are still aspects of existence that Silicon Valley has yet to quantify (though not, I’m sure, for lack of trying). Calorie-burn…Daniel Kolitz
Giz AsksIs Technology Making Me More Depressed?At what passes for its best, technology would seem equipped to provide a slight relief from tedium/despair, or a semi-efficient if error-prone method of trying to keep in touch with your parents. What it seems wholly unequipped to provide is…Daniel Kolitz
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