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- Sep 29, 2026
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What Happens When You Bring an Anti-Data-Center Activist to a Data After Dark Party? (opens the original)
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My weekend with the tech bros began at Pascal’s Rager, a house party in Washington, DC, cohosted by Micah Bock, who works at the Department of Homeland Security, and Madison Campbell, a flame-throwing, rage-baiting tech influencer with more than 62,000 followers on X. The conversations that night were off the record, but I can tell you there were 500 cigarettes, a tray of Zyns, and a guest list filled with Trump officials and bleach-blonde women in Chanel-esque jackets with impossibly short mini
Teenagers Are Buying Into the Tradwife Fantasy, Literally and Figuratively (opens the original)
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âLetâs take things back to the 1950s, baby, when it was cool to obey and honor your husband,â Ahavat Ava cooed in a recent TikTok video. She was preparing banana pancakes for her husband, her Van Cleef Alhambra bracelet sliding on her wrist as she mixed the batter. Ava, 20, has been married for less than a year. At first glance, she emulates the most famous tradwife influencersâHannah Neeleman, 36, and model turned homemaker Nara Smith, 24âby making intricate meals in modest dresses. W
How TikTok Tried (and Failed) to Block Perez Hilton’s Livestream: A Timeline (opens the original)
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For around 15 minutes on Tuesday night, blogger Perez Hilton livestreamed on TikTok with a bloody torso and a knife in hand. He seemed to be harming himself. TikTok's AI moderation flagged the stream within minutes, sending it to a human moderator. That person determined the video should be removed, according to a TikTok US spokesperson, but experienced technical difficulties while taking the stream down. (Wired spoke to a spokesman who called it a “moderator error,” but the company further elab
The Tech Bros Trying to Make Mining Sexy Again (opens the original)
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At the National Gallery of Art, the mining exhibit doesn’t paint the rosiest picture of the industry. Adorning the walls are photos of barren land pockmarked by black-sloped pits and Native Americans standing defiantly in front of refineries. I’m there with Mariana Minerals cofounder Turner Caldwell, a slender, 33-year-old Stanford graduate, standing in front of a portrait depicting two miners, rugged and soot-covered. When a passerby sees me with my phone out recording Caldwell, I explain that
The 33-Year-Old Tesla Alum Begging His Fellow Tech Bros to Ditch Their Desks and Head Back to the Mines (opens the original)
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Silicon Valley is headed underground.
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