Welcome to Screentime, a new series from The Weekend in which tech leaders divulge their personal phone habits, from their most recent texts, to midnight scribbles in the Notes app, to whatever’s...

Within Silicon Valley power circles, being “on the beach” is a euphemism that covers a continuum of unemployment, from “retired rich” to “brief pause between high-powered jobs.” Tony Fadell has...

It was almost May 1-–the ominously named Decision Day when high school seniors across the U.S. must commit to a college—and undecided teenagers were getting desperate. After touring campuses,...

“That’s the thing that women find so frustrating,” said Alicia Jackson. “Like, oh my god, do I have to suffer like this the rest of my life?” Jackson is talking about menopause, predominantly the...

“I wanna draw something for you, OK, just ’cause you’ll remember it. “This is LaGuardia airport. It was built in the 1920s,” said Anthony Scaramucci, doodling rectangles on a pad of paper in front...

If the last few weeks have taught us anything, it’s that no one can out-Musk Elon Musk. But some tech brossure do try! Who comes the closest? To answer this urgent question, The Information...

Over the course of one week in April, Molly White’s internet crime blotter Web3 Is Going Just Great documented 15 crypto-related offenses, each of which alone would hobble—or at least...

In Southern California, it is requisite to compare any food item remotely resembling a hamburger to an In-N-Out burger. So when I visited Bored & Hungry, the world’s first NFT-branded hamburger...

This is10 Questions,a column in which we ask tech authors to pull back the covers on their recently released books. Interviews have been edited and condensed for clarity. Nina Jankowicz may be a...

Modern running shoes are marvels of technology. In the case of Waltham, Mass.-based footwear company Saucony, that means inserting a carbon fiber plate inside the footbed to provide springiness,...