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PLUS: New allegations for Assange, a campaign to buy electric cars, and the debate over nursing homes. View this email in your browser  |  Manage newsletter subscriptions 06.28.20   SECURITY ROUNDUP Julian Assange Faces New Conspiracy Allegations BY LILY HAY NEWMAN Plus: Evil Corp hacking, an anti-encryption bill, and more of the week's top security news.   ELECTRIFIED An Ohio City's Campaign Got More People to Buy Electric Cars BY JONATHAN M. GITLIN, ARS TECHNICA In just three years, Columbus managed to exceed its goal of more than 3,200 new BEVs and plug-in hybrids .   NO HANDS Amazon Shakes Up the Race for Self-Driving—and Ride-Hailing BY AARIAN MARSHALL The ecommerce giant is buying Zoox, which is designing autonomous robotaxis. Beware Uber and Lyft.   LOCK & KEY How to Get Safari's New Privacy Features in Chrome and Firefox BY DAVID NIELD Apple's browser is getting serious about security protections. If you can't or won't switch, don't worry: you don't have to fall behind.   JURY'S OUT Is It Legal for Cops to Force You to Unlock Your Phone? BY TIMOTHY B. LEE, ARS TECHNICA Because the relevant Supreme Court precedents predate the smartphone era, the courts are divided on how to apply the Fifth Amendment.   RECTANGULAR PEG In Lockdown, Mathematicians Crack a Stubborn Geometry Riddle BY KEVIN HARTNETT The"rectangular peg problem" is a century old and asks a seemingly simple question: Does a closed loop include the corners of every kind of rectangle?   FIRE PREVENTION The Debate Over Burning Dead Trees to Create Biomass Energy BY JANE BRAXTON LITTLE Critics worry about the risks of overcutting and wood smoke. But supporters say the practice will prevent megafires—which release even more carbon dioxide.   IDEAS It's Time for an End-of-Life Discussion About Nursing Homes BY ROSE EVELETH With residents and staff dying by the tens of thousands, the very future of long-term care should be in question.   ROCK OUT How to Build the Perfect Pump-Up Playlist BY ALAN HENRY Research shows that music makes a lot of us feel more inspired and productive. Here are some tips on finding your flow—and some tracks to get you started.     This e-mail was sent to you by WIRED. To ensure delivery to your inbox (not bulk or junk folders), please add our e-mail address, wired@newsletters.wired.com, to your address book.   View our Privacy Policy Unsubscribe or Manage your newsletter subscriptions