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Their Photos Were Posted Online. Then They Were Bombed
An attack on Russian mercenaries shows how militaries are increasingly using open source data—with sometimes deadly consequences.
Europe Set Itself Up for This Energy Crisis
The region’s unified approach to energy predates Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, but countries suffering from shortages may now have to watch gas flow past.
Director Owen Kline Calls Funny Pages His ‘Self-Critical’ Debut
The coming-of-age comedy has divided critics. But it’s undeniably true to the vision of its creator.
George Miller Knows the Power of a Great Story
The Mad Max director spoke with WIRED about the allegorical grace of his new movie, Three Thousand Years of Longing.
Satellites Keep the World’s Clocks on Time. What if They Fail?
Standardized time is broadcast by satellite networks around the world, but their signals are vulnerable to interference—so the UK is building a more resilient system.
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