Features
The Verge’s features pursue rigorous, forward-looking journalism. Here you’ll find our most ambitious, award-winning reporting, profiles, essays, and oral histories across all the intersecting areas we cover, from technology to TV/film, climate change to creators.
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How an e-waste sting uncovered a shocking betrayal
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Features and podcasts that explore the complicated narrative of what illegal transmissions can do and who they reach
As insect invaders approach, researchers use a combination of indigenous knowledge and Western forestry science to save a valuable tradition
Reimagining the conference call line as a radio show
Riding shotgun in the polarizing prototype
German startup Volocopter unveiled a new flying taxi station in Singapore, but it was gone within a week
With electric longboards in the trunk
Coming to Europe in 2020 with over 200 miles of range
They were hired to help with the war effort—and when the American military pulled out, those voices were left for dead
How the tiny town of Roundup, Montana, became a hub in Amazon’s supply chain
Hair balls, random dicks, and other things that happen when humans storm your pop-up
LoveSync was meant for couples struggling in the bedroom — instead its crowdfunding campaign became a viral joke
The film is a model for the future of DC’s films and a throwback to the company’s best years
Can an electric car startup save itself from its founder?
The LF-30 is a weird harbinger of Lexus’ electric future
From Rogue One to Gemini Man, the rules around digital actor replacements are changing
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