Alex Pasternack

Hour One lets people rent out their faces to help businesses make highly realistic videos.

Twenty years later, the post-9/11 era has been in part defined by a short-lived program called Total Information Awareness—with untold collateral damage.

A series of audits find the Everything Store’s algorithms recommending falsehoods about the coronavirus, vaccines, and more.

The Amazon CEO stayed backstage as employees stood up to demand change in an unusual show of force.

Facebook’s plans for radical transparency around elections were too radical, frustrating researchers and forcing funders to end their commitments.

The Mueller report revealed a campaign and presidency defined by bouts of amateurish incompetence and bursts of lawyerly prowess.

LikeWar author P.W. Singer on how Taylor Swift, Facebook, Trump, and others helped turn us into accidental soldiers in the battles of the future.

An online tool called Citizen aims to help cops cast an even wider net for criminal evidence amid concerns about what police do with the data they collect.

Scientists don’t know if the quakes were directly connected, but the region and others are especially vulnerable to quakes like these, and worse.

Thunderstorms directly over two of the world’s busiest shipping lanes are more intense than storms in other areas of the ocean. A new study offers a theory.