There’s no be-all-end-all way to carry proof of vaccination on your phone. We make sense of how different options approach your privacy, ensure your security and try to spot counterfeits. https://wapo.st/3C3DX2u
An unusual occurrence at the International Space Station sparked by the newly-docked Russian Nauka aircraft caused Boeing and NASA to reschedule Starliner's relaunch. https://wapo.st/3feSwGT
Boeing’s first Starliner flight mission in 2019 was a flop. Friday's re-do is a make-or-break chance to show Boeing can still be a major participant in the U.S. commercial crew program. https://wapo.st/3xg5kCW
The talks follow reporting by The Washington Post and other news organizations into how the NSO Group’s phone-hacking tool was used to surveil human rights activists and journalists around the world. https://wapo.st/2VlhgWY
Olympic athletes have been posting about all facets of the Games, offering glimpses into their daily routines, small rivalries and the village where they’re all residing. https://wapo.st/3iROXaL
“Categorizing the claims that have been made as ‘distorted, and in many cases false’ creates a company atmosphere that disbelieves victims," reads the letter. https://wapo.st/3729zaB
Health-care chatbots have been used for years, but exploded in popularity over the past year as the system became overwhelmed with covid-related questions and treatment. https://wapo.st/3kXRUJy
Video games had their place at the Tokyo Olympics this year, even if it was virtual, laggy and held before the Opening Ceremonies even began. https://wapo.st/2TActjS
Amazon's new chief executive agrees to probe after workers complain in a petition about "an underlying culture of systemic discrimination, harassment, bullying and bias." https://wapo.st/2V5lMc3
It keeps the witty charm of the original cult favorite, but with the help of Xbox funding, adds polish, accessibility and a focus on mental health. https://wapo.st/2UUCVVB
The Israeli surveillance giant NSO Group failed to build a big business in the U.S. But an influential network of consultants, lawyers and lobbyists, including from the Trump and Biden administrations, still earned money from the company along the way. https://wapo.st/3ijDLTK
Human rights activists, political dissidents, technology executives and others around the world expressed outrage at a widespread hacking and surveillance campaign revealed in an investigation Sunday by The Washington Post and 16 media partners. https://wapo.st/3hLjqrB
Jeff Bezos has said Blue Origin is "the most important work I am doing." Tuesday, he'll launch to space on the company's New Shepard rocket. https://wapo.st/3inri1t
“Representation matters," said the 35-year-old WNBA star, "so this is a special moment of progress for the sport and the series." https://wapo.st/3B6OhXf
The Facebook-owned messaging service will let users access their contacts, conversations and message histories across multiple PCs and smart displays, even when their phones are off or disconnected from mobile networks. https://wapo.st/3eiAMdl
Service providers use their lock on neighborhoods — and a lack of rules — to take advantage of us. Here’s how to spot their tricks. https://wapo.st/3yQPYWP
Margrethe Vestager has emerged as one of the world’s most influential tech regulators at a time when countries are increasingly considering regulating the business practices of Facebook, Google, Apple and Amazon. https://wapo.st/3rc1ycr
If all goes well, and SpaceShipTwo Unity achieves the 50-mile altitude that the Federal Aviation Administration recognizes as the edge of space, it will be the fourth time the craft has reached that goal, but the first time with all six seats occupied. https://wapo.st/3k77Rwg
Over the years, the brash, British billionaire has embarked on all sorts of wild adventures, from the dangerously ill-conceived to the merely zany. Sunday's planned flight to the edge of space may be the most audacious. https://wapo.st/3xvoGVI
The Lone Star State is at the center of global attention to produce bitcoin, thanks largely to the way it treats large electricity consumers. https://wapo.st/3qYPDhT