Someone impersonated her online for a decade. It was her husband.

Plus: a banned coach still working with teenage girls, Jill Lepore on the warnings we ignored, and what hunger costs women.

2013 Substation Sniper Attack Revealed a US Power Grid Weakness

Plus: the $20 hack that disables the light warning you Meta Glasses are recording, a scientist's rise to pinball world champion, and LA teens turning after-prom parties into six-figure businesses.

She thought she was sick. Her husband was drugging her.

Plus: a Border Patrol agent who shot a migrant in the forehead, a spy satellite NASA turned into a dark energy telescope, and the AI chatbot used to generate thousands of explicit images of a child.

He Spent $1.4 Million on a Live-Shopping App

Plus: Mexico's narco-slavery camps, the silence where the aliens should be, and why you're left-handed.

How Police Misused Flock Cameras to Stalk Women

Plus: a family evicted during a Las Vegas heat wave, the tangled history of psychedelic toads, and the diehards keeping Esperanto alive.

Why Self-Driving Cars Feel Unsafe Despite the Data

Plus: tech billionaires looting sci-fi warnings, a movement to save the night sky, and a pig sanctuary's uncomfortable question.

Don Miller FBI Case: Largest Stolen Artifact Seizure

Plus: an AI raising two teenage daughters, a Soviet film sabotaged by an American engineer, and why 10 percent of us are left-handed.

Ethel Rosenberg never confessed. Her sons finally learned why.

Plus: Kaiser nurses forced to rush suicidal patients through 15-minute calls, the Trump administration gutting 401(k) protections, and a Canadian exotic cat ban with nowhere to place the animals.

Inside the Proud Boys Clubhouse

Plus: how cartels and governments recruit identically, Holly Herndon believes AI can save art, and a DeepMind philosopher questions what AGI means for humanity.

A graduate student redirected an $80 million yacht. No alarm went off.

Plus: moms who smoke before parenting, Fishtank's unhinged reality TV, and the joy of autism.

Disney Fired a Hacking Victim Over His Browser History

Plus: a fishing trip that became a trespass case, the porn theory of right-wing politics, and the marshmallow test debunked.

What Your Body Data is Worth to Meta

Plus: the Boeing 747's last flight to a desert boneyard, the end of humanity, and Nashville's accidental street historian.

He Sold His House Using an AI Chatbot Instead of a Realtor

Plus: wildfire smoke and sick babies, deadly new microbes, and rural America's forgotten girls

British Schoolboys Are Falling for AI Girlfriend Apps

Plus: prediction-market traders beating Wall Street for millions, a writer who lost his marriage on a synced laptop, and Google's plans for Pine Island.

The Rolex Killer's daughter on what true crime steals.

Plus: a century of machines trying to write like humans, cutting crime with streetlights, and an Italian novelist who keeps swapping his apartment to fund travel.

Gemini convinced him he was running a $200 million empire.

Plus: the world's richest cat, the Gawker fallout ten years on, and Colombian cartels recruiting kids on TikTok

The Met's $4 Million Looted Egyptian Coffin Scandal

Plus: an unsolved 1992 Los Angeles murder, Bowlero's private equity playbook, and one writer's months inside the Replika AI friendship app.

Adult Performers Are Fighting Their Own Deepfakes

Plus: the right's masculinism movement goes mainstream, YouTube's takeover of US classrooms, and the Pope summons an Opus Dei investigator.

ChatGPT coached a reporter through planning a mass shooting

Plus: Plus: the testosterone boom, a PE firm cornering youth hockey, and a teacher fired for harassment who kept teaching.

Why Most People Lose On Prediction Markets

Plus: a casino disguised as a prediction market, surveillance built into your pocket, and one writer's year inside insurance's shadow workforce.

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ChatGPT Told a Scientist How to Plan a Mass Casualty Attack

Plus: how far Trump can go to nationalize AI companies, what artificial wombs can actually do, and the GrapheneOS founder who burned his own code.

Tech Billionaires Are Engineering Smarter Babies to Survive the AI They Built

Plus: what losing childhood vaccines could cost us, the Marshall Islands' first-ever soccer team, and how Silicon Valley went from idealist to oligarch.

Your Brain Can't Tell the Difference Between Memory and Deepfake

Plus: monopsony keeps your paycheck small, the MJ biopic's buried secrets, and the "missing scientists" panic that isn't.

The Chatbot That Talked a Man Into a Psych Ward

Plus: questions about a nonspeaking autistic author's novel, Telegram groups sharing assault techniques, and a 3D-printed housing scam in Illinois.