The Feds Promised to Protect Dreamer Data. Now What?
WIRED Dreamers, or undocumented immigrants who came to the US as kids, fear that the data they gave to the…
One State's Bail Reform Exposes the Promise and Pitfalls of Tech-Driven Justice
WIRED In its quest to eliminate bail, New Jersey has turned to tech tools that speed up the process of…
Video Visits Could Improve Inmates’ Lives—if They Weren’t Such a Ripoff
WIRED New research finds video visits in prisons increase the number of in-person visits inmates receive, but high costs and…
Harvey Shows Progress on Emergency Communications Since Katrina
WIRED As Hurricane Harvey wreaks havoc on Southeast Texas, crucial cellular networks remain largely stable, reflecting progress since Katrina. Source:…
What I Learned at Gerrymandering Summer Camp
WIRED Why math may—or may not—save US elections. Source: WIRED
One-Time Allies Sour on Joining Trump Tech Team
WIRED Obama welcomed a new generation of techies to the White House. Now, some fear such gains may be erased…
New Media and the Messy Nature of Reporting on the Alt-Right
WIRED The press is grappling with a conundrum: how much coverage of the so-called alt-right is too much coverage? Source:…
Tech Companies Have the Tools to Confront White Supremacy
WIRED After Charlottesville, companies like Facebook, Twitter, and the rest of Silicon [Valley](https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2017/08/14/godaddy-bans-neo-nazi-site-daily-stormer-for-disparaging-woman-killed-at-charlottesville-rally/?utm_term=.5071829edb00) should take a firmer stand against white…
What Did Martin Shkreli Do to Make the Internet So Angry?
WIRED A short rundown of the what the “pharma bro” did to become an internet villain. Source: WIRED
The VA’s New App Tries to Reach Vets Wherever They Live
WIRED The move is part of a broader trend toward telemedicine across America. Source: WIRED