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The humble French press is affordable, effective, and hard to mess up. Here are our favorites to make your morning cup of coffee.

Plus: The SEC lets SolarWinds off the hook, Microsoft stops a historic DDoS attack, and FBI documents reveal the agency spied on an immigration activist Signal group in New York City.

Plus: Omega debuts a new Seamaster Planet Ocean, and DJI has a new action camera.

Consoles are good, actually.

A message on OpenAI’s internal Slack claimed the activist in question had expressed interest in “causing physical harm to OpenAI employees.”

Players are role-playing ICE raids in Fortnite and Grand Theft Auto to prepare for real-world situations.

The advantageous offer appeared to loyalty card holders of the European electronics chain on November 8. After 11 days, the company began contacting those who made purchases, calling it a “clear mistake.”

Using Jmail, you can read thousands of Jeffrey Epstein’s emails in a familiar format. Use the star function to highlight notable finds.

You can save big on the colorful and bass-forward Beats Studio Pro.

In China, parents are buying smartwatches for children as young as 5, connecting them to a digital world that blends socializing with fierce competition.

The Senate homeland security committee's chair has asked researchers to turn over troves of documents related to the January 6 attack, vaccines, and more, according to a letter reviewed by WIRED.

Fujifilm's latest Instax instant camera and printer hybrid gets a dedicated selfie lens and some fun new printing options.

As Nvidia, OpenAI, Google, and Microsoft forge partnerships and deals, the AI industry is looking more like one interconnected machine. What does that mean for all of us?

We’re testing the gadgets that keep showing up in our feeds. Here's what deserves the hype—and would make awesome presents.

The Posha and the Thermomix TM7 are the closest things to a home robot chef that mere mortals can afford. The catch is that you’re the prep cook.

Headphone jacks are endangered, but they’re not gone. Here are our favorite smartphones that still let you plug and play.

If you use screens for work and play, your child probably does too. These are the best pairs we’ve bought and tested for our own kids.

These cow-replacing machines turn nuts, oats, and other plants into milk quickly, easily, and automatically.

NordPass is swift and packed with features, but the lack of support for TOTP code storage puts it slightly behind the competition.

In 1982, Carnegie Mellon University professor Scott Fahlman suggested using :-) for humorous comments after his colleagues took a joke about mercury seriously.