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.
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New Mexico Jury Finds Meta Liable on Privacy Claims
A New Mexico jury found Meta liable for deceiving Facebook users about privacy protections, marking a rare courtroom loss for the social media giant.
US Seeks to Back Musk’s X in EU Fine Fight
The US government has asked to join Elon Musk's X in its EU court appeal over a Digital Services Act fine, escalating transatlantic tech tensions.
Michigan CEO Ousted After AI ‘Lake America’ Post
A Michigan apparel company's CEO stepped down after a viral AI-generated image of 'Lake America' sweatshirts drew backlash and internal scrutiny.
GTA 6 Collector’s Set: $400, No Game Included
A $400 GTA 6 collector's set omits the actual game, drawing backlash from fans ahead of Rockstar's highly anticipated 2026 launch.
McDonald’s Reveals $8.5B Tech Plan vs Burger King
McDonald's unveiled an $8.5 billion technology investment plan covering AI ordering, drive-thru upgrades and delivery tools as it battles Burger King for market
Pentagon Probes How China Got F-35 Stealth Jet Parts
The Pentagon is investigating how components tied to the F-35 stealth fighter ended up in China, reviving long-standing concerns about espionage and supply-chai
Sony Patent Lets Players Tap Credit Card on Controller
A newly surfaced Sony patent describes an NFC reader built into a PlayStation controller, letting players tap a credit card to buy games instantly.
1 in 46 Taiwan Newborns Born to TSMC Worker
New data shows roughly 1 in every 46 babies born in Taiwan in 2025 had a parent employed by chipmaker TSMC, highlighting the company's outsized economic footpri
Japan’s Used Bookstores See 5x Surge Amid AI Buying Spree
Used bookstores across Japan report a fivefold sales surge as buyers purchase books by the ton, with bulk shipments reportedly sent abroad for AI-related scanni
