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#wired.com. × The Information Networks That Connect Venezuelans in Uncertain Times. The people of Venezuela have spent years learning resilience in the face of censorship, disinformation, and repression. They now rely on those tools more than ever.

#wired.com. × We Are Witnessing the Self-Immolation of a Superpower. With Donald Trump’s actions in Greenland, Minneapolis, and Venezuela, a foreign enemy could not invent a better chain of events to wreck the standing of the United States.

#wired.com. × US Hackers Reportedly Caused a Blackout in Venezuela. Plus: AI reportedly caused ICE to send agents into the field without training, Palantir’s app for targeting immigrants gets exposed, and more.

#wired.com. × The 3 Keys to Understanding Trump’s Retro Coup in Venezuela. This weekend’s invasion was both a throwback to the last century and a new, uniquely Trumpian nightmare—one that’s just beginning.

#wired.com. × Porsche Reveals Everything About Its Cayenne Electric—Except for One Vital Thing. The automaker has taken the covers off its Cayenne Electric and Cayenne Turbo Electric, the most powerful production Porsches ever. But it won’t confirm a key AI feature of its first fully electric SUV

#wired.com. × The Mysterious Math Behind the Brazilian Butt Lift. For years, plastic surgeons thought the proportions of a beautiful buttocks should follow the Fibonacci sequence. Now, people are looking for a more Kardashian shape.

#wired.com. × Meta Will Build the World's Longest Undersea Cable. Meta's Waterworth Project will provide internet connectivity on five continents, with landing points in India, the United States, Brazil, and South Africa.

#wired.com. × Memecoin Scandal Threatens Argentine President Javier Milei. Argentinian president Javier Milei is facing calls for impeachment and a possible criminal investigation for his role in the rise and fast collapse of a memecoin.

#wired.com. × This Tropical Virus Is Spreading Out of the Amazon to the US and Europe. Oropouche virus has posed little threat outside South America in the past, but land-use change, the climate crisis, and international travel all appear to be spreading this insect-borne disease to new

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