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The "no-drone-zone" extends for 32 miles, warns the agency in this amazing new video.The Federal Aviation Administration isn't messing around when it comes to drones and the Super Bowl. The agency has put out a slick PSA declaring that Levi's Stadium is a "no-drone-zone" during Super Bowl 50.Read Full Story

In an amazing feat of technological prowess, The Boston Globe has embedded tweets on the front page of its newspaper. Well, not exactly. The post Twitter Beefs Are Now Front Page News in The Boston Globe appeared first on WIRED.

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A UN body has determined that UK and Swedish authorities have unlawfully detained the WikiLeaks founder in the Ecuadorean embassy, where he has been living in asylum since 2012 to avoid arrest. The post Julian Assange’s 3.5 Year Detainment in Embassy Ruled Unlawful appeared first on WIRED.

Most of the action takes place in San Francisco but the big game will be played in a distant suburb, which creates security challenges.It's one of the biggest logistical challenges imaginable—how to secure a major urban area hosting one of the world's biggest sports events and expecting a blitz of tourists and fans. San Francisco is expecting almost 2 million visitors to the Bay Area for this Sunday's Super Bowl, and all of the city's hotel rooms are booked and dozens of local police departments are coordinating their procedures.Read Full Story