Mike Ryan, previously an executive director, is among the high-profile departures.
With US out, WHO director says it’s running on budget of a local hospital
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52. Charter and Cox to combine businesses in $34.5 billion megamerger
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Charter and Cox have announced plans to merge in a $34.5 billion deal that will create a cable and internet behemoth. The two telecom companies say the merger will allow them to “aggressively compete” against larger broadband companies and mobile providers that have rolled out internet plans of their own. Charter, which currently has 31.5 […]
53. Drop Duchy is a deck-building, Tetris-like, Carcassonne-esque puzzler
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The game layers tile dropping onto worker placement, and stacks up nicely.
54. Rocket Report: How is your payload fairing? Poland launches test rocket.
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No thunder down under.
55. The top fell off Australia’s first orbital-class rocket, delaying its launch
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The Australian startup behind the Eris rocket says the rest of the vehicle was undamaged.
56. FBI warns of ongoing scam that uses deepfake audio to impersonate government officials
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Warning comes as the use of deepfakes in the wild is rising.
57. After latest kidnap attempt, crypto types tell crime bosses: Transfers are traceable
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Crypto abduction attempts continue to rock France.
58. Microsoft’s Surface lineup reportedly losing another of its most interesting designs
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Surface Laptop Studio 2 is reportedly no longer being manufactured.
59. Tesla changes lease policy, didn’t use old cars as robotaxis
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From 2019–2024, Tesla would not offer a buyout to lease customers.
60. Telegram bans $35B black markets used to sell stolen data, launder crypto
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One market's shutdown comes after the Treasury Department sought a related ban.
61. With US out, WHO director says it’s running on budget of a local hospital
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Mike Ryan, previously an executive director, is among the high-profile departures.
62. Report: Terrorists seem to be paying X to generate propaganda with Grok
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Did Musk rip Treasury Department over terrorist payments while X paid terrorists?
63. Renewable power reversing China’s emissions growth
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It's the country's first one-year emissions decline that's not linked to economic issues.
64. Google restores Nextcloud user’s file access on Android
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Nextcloud's public story of Play Store problems seems to have helped.
65. Trump has “a little problem” with Apple’s plan to ship iPhones from India
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Trump says he told CEO Tim Cook "We are not interested in you building in India."
66. New twist on marshmallow test shows power of a promise
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Younger children were slightly more likely to successfully delay gratification than older children.
67. Motorola Razr and Razr Ultra (2025) review: Cool as hell, but too much AI
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The new Razrs are sleek, capable, and overflowing with AI features.
68. Apple’s new CarPlay Ultra is ready, but only in Aston Martins for now
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In time, CarPlay Ultra will roll out to other automakers.
69. Spies hack high-value mail servers using an exploit from yesteryear
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Attacks spilled contacts and emails from targeted accounts.
1. Nearly half of streaming subscriptions are for plans with ads
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Ad-supported tiers are proving to be popular with streaming customers. New data from subscription analyst firm Antenna shows that 46 percent of Discovery Plus, Disney Plus, Hulu, HBO Max, Netflix, Paramount Plus, and Peacock subscribers in the US are paying for ad-supported plans, and that around 75 percent of subscribers have at least tried them. […]