Author: Wren Avery
Wren Avery
Wren writes about tech trends with a skeptic's eye — interested in which shifts stick and which disappear quietly.
Senators are demanding answers from CMS head Mehmet Oz over whether his agency coordinated with far-right groups using CMS guidance to push nursing home voter fraud claims.
Every day, Wikipedia deletes biographies of living people deemed not “notable” enough. The process is public, the subjects often unaware, and the consequences surprisingly concrete.
DEA crypto pioneer Lili Infante built federal blockchain forensics from scratch — then her own investigation led to her family.
AI bots are now posing as scam victims, tricking cybercriminals into long fake conversations that waste time and disrupt fraud economics.
Prime Day 2026 is over, but 38 vetted deals remain active. Wired’s team tracked the discounts still worth buying before prices reset.
Paragon Solutions CEO Andrew Boyd told WIRED the company cannot fully guarantee its spyware won’t be misused once deployed by client governments.
OpenAI ended a $1B+ annual revenue deal with Cursor after SpaceX acquired the coding startup, choosing to sever ties rather than do business with Musk.
Ofgem is pushing speculative data centers out of the UK grid queue. Real AI infrastructure is stuck waiting, and Britain’s tech ambitions depend on the fix working.
Kindle accessories in 2026 range from essential cases to niche page-turners and decorative charms. Here’s how to navigate a crowded product category.
NASA canceled the LINK probe rescue mission for the Swift Telescope after a control system failure made the robotic capture attempt impossible.