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‘Dimension 20’s trailer goes ‘Mad Max: Fury Road’
“Say hi, Dusty Do-gooders!” Brennan Lee Mulligan is back with a new season of Dimension 20 on Dropout. It’s called Gladlands. This time, it seems
Border Patrol Bets on Small Drones to Expand US Surveillance Reach
US Customs and Border Protection is quietly doubling down on a surveillance strategy built around human-portable drones, according to federal contracting records reviewed by WIRED.
Rad Power Bikes files for bankruptcy and is looking to sell the business
Electric bike company Rad Power Bikes filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Monday, weeks after it warned employees that it could shut down without
Elizabeth Warren, Other Senators Probe Whether AI Data Centers Are Driving Up US Electricity Costs
70% of US households have seen their electricity costs rise over the past year, with many blaming the energy demands of AI. The post Elizabeth
Pokémon TCG Ascended Heroes: Preorder guide, price, where to buy
PRE-ORDER ASCENDED HEROES: Unlike previous Pokémon TCG releases, it seems that The Pokémon Company is releasing Ascended Heroes preorders in waves, with the Pokémon Center
15 Best Food Gifts, as Tested by Our Tastebuds (2025)
From tinned fish to baked goodies, you can deliver the best-tasting treats to their door—even if you don’t live close by. Source link
Amazon reportedly in talks to invest $10B in OpenAI as circular deals stay popular
Amazon is in early discussions to invest as much as $10 billion in OpenAI in a deal that would see the AI lab using the
London Fuels UK’s Fintech Hiring Surge
New data from Morgan McKinley shows the capital is forecast to see a 37% year-on-year rise in vacancies for 2026. The post London Fuels UK’s
Best Fire Stick deal: Save $20 on Amazon Fire Stick 4K Plus
SAVE $20: As of Dec. 17, the Amazon Fire Stick 4K Plus is on sale for $29.99 at Amazon. That’s a 40% discount on the
The 40 Best Shows on Apple TV, WIRED’s Picks (December 2025)
Slowly but surely, Apple TV (previously Apple TV+) found its footing. The streaming service, which at launch we called “odd, angsty, and horny as hell,”