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  1. Men plead guilty to aggravated ID theft after pilfering police database

    Members of group called ViLE face a minimum of two years in prison.

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  2. Elon Musk rushes to debut X payments as tech issues hamper creator payouts

    Report reveals how Musk plans to release X payments in US this year.

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  3. Ars Live Recap: Is SpaceX a launch company or a satellite communications company?

    "They're the largest satellite operator in the world."

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  1. NASA delays Starliner return a few more days to study data

    “I would not characterize it as frustration. I would characterize it as learning.”

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  2. Reports: Apple is halting its next high-end Vision in favor of something cheaper

    Finding a lower-price replacement for its high-end displays could be difficult.

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  3. Windows 11 24H2 is released to the public but only on Copilot+ PCs (for now)

    The rest of the Windows 11 ecosystem will get the new update this fall.

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  4. T-Mobile defends misleading “Price Lock” claim but agrees to change ads

    AT&T wins challenge against T-Mobile Price Lock that doesn't lock in any price.

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  5. Softbank plans to cancel out angry customer voices using AI

    Real-time voice modification tech seeks to reduce stress in call center staff.

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  6. Apple abruptly abandons “buy now, pay later” service amid regulatory scrutiny

    Apple Pay Later discontinued after officials require more consumer protections.

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  7. Supermassive black hole roars to life as astronomers watch in real time

    A similar awakening may one day occur with the Milky Way's supermassive black hole

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  8. Seven years later, Nintendo proves Metroid Prime 4 still exists

    2025 release could launch on the still-mysterious "Switch 2."

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  9. Shadow of the Erdtree has ground me into dust, which is why I recommend it

    Souls fans seeking real challenge should love it. Casuals like me might wait.

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Earlier Stories >

  1. How ShinyHunters hackers allegedly pilfered Ticketmaster data from Snowflake

    Start with a third-party contractor and go from there.

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  2. Many stunt performers are reluctant to report head injuries, study finds

    "This population doesn’t often seek medical help out of fear of being unemployed.”

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  3. Black holes formed quasars less than a billion years after Big Bang

    A surprisingly normal looking quasar when the Universe was 750 million years old.

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Earlier Stories Continue >

  1. Adobe’s hidden cancellation fee is unlawful, FTC suit says

    Adobe knowingly "trapped" customers into annual subscriptions, the FTC alleged.

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  2. Drugmaker to testify on why weight-loss drugs cost 15x more in the US

    Bernie Sanders cancels subpoena vote.

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  3. High-severity vulnerabilities affect a wide range of Asus router models

    Many models receive patches; others will need to be replaced.

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  4. Surgeon general’s proposed social media warning label for kids could hurt kids

    Mental health experts warn label wouldn't solve platforms' child safety issues.

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  5. Star Citizen still hasn’t launched, but it’s already banning cheaters

    Developer bans "over 600" players for exploiting an item duplication glitch.

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  6. Proton is taking its privacy-first apps to a nonprofit foundation model

    Because of Swiss laws, there are no shareholders, and only one mission.

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  1. After a few years of embracing thickness, Apple reportedly plans thinner devices

    Thinness is good, as long as it doesn't come at the expense of other things.

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  2. TDK claims insane energy density in solid-state battery breakthrough

    Apple supplier says new tech has 100 times the capacity of its current batteries.

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  3. Hello sunshine: We test McLaren’s drop-top hybrid Artura Spider

    The addition of a retractable roof makes this Artura the one to pick.

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  4. Searching for a female partner for the world’s “loneliest” plant

    AI assists in the pursuit for one threatened plant species.

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  5. A scientific mission to save the sharks

    Despite protection measures, these fish are among the most endangered animals.

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  6. How do brainless creatures control their appetites?

    Separate systems register when the animals have eaten and control feeding behaviors.

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  7. Blue Origin joins SpaceX and ULA in new round of military launch contracts

    "Lane 1 serves our commercial-like missions that can accept more risk."

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