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ICE Is Grabbing Data From Schools and Abortion Clinics
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An agency database WIRED obtained reveals widespread use of so-called 1509 summonses that experts say raises the specter of potential abuse.
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Tor Project's New Privacy-Focused Browser Lets You Layer a VPN
BY LILY HAY NEWMAN
Mullvad Browser, a collaboration between the nonprofit and Mullvad VPN, offers an anti-tracking browser designed to be used with a VPN.
BUCKLE UP | 4-MINUTE READ
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Good weird! Skip the small talk in a driverless EV and enjoy the audio cues that will guide you through a ride and keep you safe.
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Ectogenesis—gestation using an artificial womb—is fast approaching reality. Yet without legislation, this innovation also has the potential to cause harm.
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