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Feds Want to Rein In 'Emotional Service' Animals on Planes | WIRED
The viral photos of mini-horses in cabin seats may be numbered, as the Transportation Department announces an effort to ground "Noah's Ark in the Air." Netflix's Big Viewership Numbers Mean Very Little | WIRED
The streaming service now defines anything watched for at least two minutes as a "view." Wait, what? Everything We Know About the Jeff Bezos Phone Hack
A UN report links the attack on Jeff Bezos' iPhone X directly to Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. The Most Complete Brain Map Ever Is Here: A Fly's 'Connectome'
It took 12 years and at least $40 million to chart a region about 250 micrometers across—about the thickness of two strands of hair. The Science Behind Crafting a Perfect Espresso
A computational chemist unlocks the secrets of the time-grind-water axis—and develops a model for making an impeccable cup of joe. The Real Genius of *Love Island* Is Its Money-Making App
The British network behind the hit series has made millions by selling merch via a companion app. Its success hints at the future of the broadcasting business. This Indie Horror Game Made Me Confront My Fear of Death Best Amazon Echo and Alexa Speakers (2020): Which Models Are Best?
Here are our favorite speakers from Amazon and its partners, including the Echo Dot, Sonos One, and more. The Next Campaign Text You Get May Be From a Friend
Apps for relational organizing—which use personal connections to get out the vote—are the latest political tech arms race. So far, Democrats have the edge. Cats, Once YouTube Stars, Are Now an ‘Emerging Audience’
They're addicted to channels like Little Kitty & Family, Handsome Nature, and Videos for Your Cat—provided their owners switch on the iPad first.
