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1. Exploding Stars May Have Killed Off Prehistoric Predators

   Subatomic particles streaming through the atmosphere could have fatally irradiated ancient megafauna like the megalodon monster shark.

2. How to Find Your Netflix Freeloaders—and Kick Them Out

   Sharing is caring. But it's worth checking if your streaming accounts have picked up any suspicious stragglers along the way

3. DNC Accuses Russia, ACLU Sues ICE, and More Security News This Week

   Trump dominated security headlines this week, but there's plenty of other news to catch up on.

4. Being a Hollywood Science Consultant Isn't Exactly Glamorous

   It's not all fact-checking physics and rubbing elbows with celebs, it turns out.

5. A Really, Really Bright Mystery in Space

   Scientists don’t know why a spot in space exploded. They still haven’t figured out black holes, either.

6. The Best of Breastfeeding Tech in 2019: Medela, Willow, Lilu

   From new breast shields to hands-free pumps, breast pumping technology just keeps getting better and better.

7. 16 of the Best Winter Sales for 2019: Outdoors, Tech, Games

   There are some exciting sales this cold weekend from REI, Apple, Samsung, and more.

8. Tesla Investors Suing Musk Can Subpoena Azealia Banks and Grimes

   Shareholders are suing Elon Musk over that "taking Tesla private" tweet, and just got the right to subpoena Banks and Grimes.

9. Gadget Lab Podcast: A Deep Dive Into Nike’s Adapt BB Smart Sneakers

   WIRED’s Peter Rubin joins the Gadget Lab podcast to talk about his experience wearing Nike’s newest self-adjusting sneakers. Plus: Nitasha Tiku weighs in on mandatory arbitration at tech companies.

10. Tesla Lays Off 3,000 Workers in Cost-Cutting Effort

    CEO Elon Musk says the layoffs will help the electric car maker as it leans into the tough job of building mass-market cars.