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Recode

Recode

Uncovering and explaining how our digital world is changing — and changing us.

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An incomplete guide to this very weird year, in charts

By Rani Molla

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What the Twitter files don’t tell us

By Shirin Ghaffary

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Neuralink shows what happens when you bring “move fast and break things” to animal research

By Kenny Torrella

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The US government wants to stop the biggest deal in video game history

By Sara Morrison

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We don’t need another Twitter

By Sara Morrison

AI is finally good at stuff, and that’s a problem

By Rebecca Heilweil

A comprehensive guide to how Elon Musk is changing Twitter

By Shirin Ghaffary

Elon Musk’s Twitter journalist purge has begun

By Shirin Ghaffary

Why the Twitter Files actually matter

By Andrew Prokop

Support Vox’s explanatory journalism

By Vox Staff

How workers fought back in 2022

By Rani Molla

The 80-year-old book that explains Elon Musk and tech’s new right-wing tilt

By Zack Beauchamp

Vox Crossword

By Vox Staff

Inside the chaos at Washington’s most connected military tech startup

By Jonathan Guyer

Sam Bankman-Fried’s arrest is the culmination of an epic flameout

By Whizy Kim

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By Constance Grady

Maybe Trump was right about TikTok

By Sara Morrison

We have a genuine fusion energy breakthrough

By Umair Irfan

Twitter enters its chaotic new multicolored check mark phase

By Sara Morrison

NASA’s latest moon mission is the dawn of a new space age

By Rebecca Heilweil and Ellen Ioanes

Apple makes it easier to keep your data secret from hackers, cops, and even Apple

By Sara Morrison

Elon Musk’s tunnels to nowhere

By Avishay Artsy

Layoffs, buyouts, and rescinded offers: Amazon’s status as a top tech employer is taking a hit

By Jason Del Rey

The people who hate Sam Bankman-Fried the most

By Peter Kafka

The Twitter power users who can’t just quit

By Shirin Ghaffary

Conferences want to cure the work-from-home blues

By Rani Molla

Netflix CEO Reed Hastings likes Elon Musk, video games, and bingeing

By Peter Kafka

Here’s what employers are cutting instead of your job

By Rani Molla

Listen to our new podcast with never-before-told stories about Amazon’s ascent

By Jason Del Rey

FTX is over. Is crypto, too?

By Emily Stewart

Want to help animals? Here’s where to donate your money.

By Sigal Samuel

AI experts are increasingly afraid of what they’re creating

By Kelsey Piper

Twitter’s CEO is now Twitter’s main character

By Whizy Kim

Holiday scam email season is here. Don’t fall for it.

By Sara Morrison

A leaked Amazon memo may help explain why the tech giant is pushing out so many recruiters

By Jason Del Rey

Elon Musk has Twitter and Tesla problems

By Rebecca Heilweil

Stop taking billionaires at their word

By Rebecca Jennings

The White House’s plan to colonize the moon, briefly explained

By Rebecca Heilweil

Elon Musk can’t get his story straight on Twitter

By Rani Molla and Shirin Ghaffary

Trump’s return to Twitter prompts outrage and confusion

By Shirin Ghaffary

Bob Iger’s Disney challenge: Solve the problem he helped create

By Peter Kafka

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The collapse of FTX and Sam Bankman-Fried’s shocking downfall

By Vox Staff

Amazon employees will be in layoff limbo into 2023

By Jason Del Rey

It wasn’t an ordinary Red Cup Day at Starbucks this year 

By Rani Molla

“Stealing customers’ money is a tale as old as time.”

By Rebecca Heilweil