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Our reporters investigate every significant event in the tech world. We speak to companies, witness events from the ground, and test products so you can get essential first-hand insights on the latest news.

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Peloton increases fees and introduces new hardware including a $6,695 treadmill

The fitness company is aiming for a comeback with new bikes, treadmills, AI, and higher prices

Victoria Song
Alien: Earth’s showrunner wanted it to be a dark reflection of our world

Noah Hawley talks about turning Alien into a TV series following the season 1 finale.

Charles Pulliam-Moore
What EA’s buyout might mean for its future

The company may have to make big changes to justify the $55 billion deal.

Jay Peters
Alexa Plus is smarter — but it’s not yet smart enough

As Amazon prepares to launch new hardware this week, it needs to push Alexa to the next level.

Jennifer Pattison Tuohy
TikTok is just another tool in Larry Ellison’s quest to run the world

TikTok is just the latest prize in the Silicon Valley billionaire’s second act as a media mogul.

Terrence O'Brien
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Allison Johnson
Can Google be trusted without a break up?

As long as Google still has the means and incentives to accrue dominance, the DOJ argues, it will likely do so again.

Lauren Feiner
When this EV maker collapsed, its customers became the car company

Fisker Ocean owners are fighting to keep their EVs alive after the company’s bankruptcy.

Ben Shimkus
The TikTok deal raises more questions than answersThe TikTok deal raises more questions than answers
Emma Roth and Lauren Feiner
Suno’s upgraded AI music generator is technically impressive, but still soulless

Model v5’s vocals are too close to perfection to be believably human.

Terrence O'Brien
Alien: Earth’s beefy tablets were inspired by Sony’s classic Watchman

Production designer Andy Nicholson looked to the past to make the sci-fi series’ future tech feel real.

Charles Pulliam-Moore
Trump couldn’t win over Charlie Kirk’s mourners

Despite crowning himself the headliner of Kirk’s memorial service, Christian nationalism upstaged the president’s vindictiveness.

Tina Nguyen
Google begins its battle for the ‘unofficial currency of the internet’

Without a break up of its ad tech monopoly, the DOJ argues, Google will find another way to cheat.

Lauren Feiner
This is part of Disney’s legacy now

ABC’s decision to suspend Jimmy Kimmel in fear of Donald Trump is already casting an ugly shadow on the Disney brand.

Charles Pulliam-Moore
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Verge Staff
Republicans’ political purge is just getting started

Government officials are pledging to go after alleged left-wing organizations they believe are funding political violence.

Lauren Feiner
Nest is dead, long live Google Home

With Nest stripped for parts, can Google’s new AI-powered Google Home win back users?

Jennifer Pattison Tuohy
The right to anonymity is powerful, and America is destroying it

Is now really the time to put up ID checkpoints on the internet?

Adi Robertson