Trump Team Uses Rare Tool to Claw Back $1B
The Trump administration invoked a rare 'pocket rescission' authority to cancel nearly $1 billion in congressionally approved spending, reigniting a fight over
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Amazon Delivery Drones Spark Noise Complaints in Texas
Residents in a Texas neighborhood say Amazon's Prime Air delivery drones are creating constant noise, but FAA rules leave local officials with little power to i
Astronomers Detect First Radio Signal From an Exoplanet
Astronomers report the first confirmed radio signal from an exoplanet, revealing a magnetic field around a distant rocky world and reshaping the search for habi
PNY Denies Warranty Claim on Melted RTX 5090 Cable
PNY reportedly refused to cover a melted RTX 5090 power cable and closed a customer's support ticket, reigniting concerns over Nvidia's 12V-2x6 connector.
Federal Bill Would Force VPNs to Block Piracy Sites
A newly introduced federal bill would require VPN providers, ISPs, and DNS services to block foreign piracy websites, alarming digital rights advocates.
Landry Declares Emergency Over Diesel Prices Before Harvest
Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry declared a state of emergency over surging diesel prices as farmers race to bring in this year's harvest across the state.
Netherlands Joins Europe’s Shift From Windows to Linux
The Netherlands is migrating government PCs from Windows to Linux, joining Germany, Denmark and France in a broader European push for digital sovereignty.
11-Year-Old Florida Boy Arrested Over Dirt Bike Ride
An 11-year-old Florida boy was arrested and ordered to appear in court after riding an electric dirt bike on public roads, reigniting debate over juvenile polic
Personal AI Agents Spark Wave of User Horror Stories
Users report AI agents deleting files, making unauthorized purchases, and mishandling tasks, fueling debate over the reliability of autonomous AI assistants.
US Falls Behind China in EV Fast-Charging Speeds
China's EV makers now offer sub-5-minute ultra-fast charging on a growing share of models, while the US lags due to grid limits and slower rollout.
