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Each Saturday we round up the news stories that we didn’t break or cover in depth at WIRED, but which deserve your attention nonetheless. The post Security News This Week: ATM Thieves Steal Millions With Malware appeared first on WIRED.

The game’s latest cottage industry? Resale. The post People Are Already Flipping Pokémon Go Accounts appeared first on WIRED.

For his short story “Blood Drive” Jeffrey Ford imagined a world where guns are required in high schools. It feels all too real. The post An Armed Society Is a Dystopian Society appeared first on WIRED.

Space photos of the week, July 10—16, 2016. The post Space Photos of the Week: The Orion Nebula Is Getting Pretty Deep, Man appeared first on WIRED.

Taylor Swift, Pokémon, and more Taylor Swift dominated the Internet last week. Here’s what you need to know to catch up. The post While You Were Offline: Haters to the Left and the Right and OK Yeah Everywhere appeared first on WIRED.

How cartoonists made social media’s response to Nice deeper than 140 characters. The post In the Wake of Tragedy, the Internet Responds With Art appeared first on WIRED.

Sending a massive number of emails isn’t the problem that keeps the company’s engineers busy all day. Making sure they’re read, on the other hand … . The post Mailchimp Sends a Billion Emails a Day. That’s the Easy Part appeared first on WIRED.

People on the ground in Turkey are broadcasting the overthrow as it happens. The post The Turkish Coup Is Unfolding on Facebook Live Right Now appeared first on WIRED.

Scientists are exploring a mysterious pattern, found in birds’ eyes, boxes of marbles and other surprising places, that is neither regular nor random. The post Nature’s Hidden Order Reveals Itself in a Bird’s Eye appeared first on WIRED.

Naloxone will undoubtedly save many people, preserving the lives of addicts who might have otherwise perished. But it may also result in an increase of overdoses, and addicts. The post To End the Opioid Epidemic, We Need Way More Than OD Treatments appeared first on WIRED.