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  1. NYC ePrix: It’s time for Formula E’s annual visit to America

    We check in with one of our favorite series ahead of this weekend's races.

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  2. The FBI’s honeypot Pixel 4a gets detailed in new report

    FBI honeypot phones are now public—and showing up on the secondary market.

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  3. How to watch Branson’s flight, which Jeff Bezos is still hopping mad about

    "New Shepard was designed to fly above the Kármán line."

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  1. World record for most expensive video game auction is now $870,000

    Leapfrogs past April 2021's previous world-record auction for boxed SMB1 by 24 percent.

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  2. With little remaining of Champlain Towers, how will we find answers?

    Researchers discuss the methods NIST can use to find the cause of a tragedy.

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  3. Biden urges FCC to undo Pai’s legacy—but it can’t until he picks a third Democrat

    Biden wants FCC to lower prices and protect consumers, but he must break 2-2 deadlock.

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  4. Amid criticism, FDA narrows use of $56K Alzheimer’s drug, calls for probe [Updated]

    FDA now says drug should only go to those with mild disease—the only patients tested.

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  5. “Bad mergers” and noncompete clauses targeted in Biden executive order

    Sweeping order tries to counter rising corporate consolidation.

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  6. Rocket Report: SLS not available for science, OneWeb reaches milestone

    "There is great concern about this engine development."

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  7. Black Widow review: Johansson’s sendoff is MCU’s best standalone film yet

    Florence Pugh's scene-stealing turn caps a tremendous MCU mix of action, acting.

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  8. Morgan Stanley discloses data breach that resulted from Accellion FTA hacks

    Financial services firm says data was stolen by exploiting flaws discovered in December.

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  9. All fans banned from Tokyo Olympics as COVID cases rise, delta spreads

    The prime minister also asked bars and restaurants not to serve alcohol.

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  1. It’s a mad, mad multiverse as Marvel drops first trailer for What If…?

    "Every universe is different. Each one unique."

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  2. GOP’s Big Tech plan ignores consumers, targets “censorship” of Republicans instead

    Republican antitrust plan is all about supposed bias, never mentions competition.

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  3. New fabric passively cools whatever it’s covering—including you

    Structured fabric reflects most light, still radiates in the IR.

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  1. What fractals, Fibonacci, and the golden ratio have to do with cauliflower

    Self-selected mutations during domestication drastically changed shape over time

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  2. New Google Pay debit card lets you actually spend the money people send you

    A virtual debit card lets you skip transferring money to a bank account.

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  3. Google “bought off Samsung” to limit app store competition, 36 states allege

    "Google has taken steps to close the ecosystem from competition."

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  4. Four new electric platforms, five gigafactories: Stellantis’ EV plan

    The world's fourth-largest OEM just laid out its electrification strategy.

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  5. Reconstructing Roman industrial engineering

    How a special design increased the efficiency of an ancient watermill.

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  6. mRNA vaccine technology moves to flu: Moderna says trial has begun

    Moderna aims for one seasonal shot for flu, COVID-19, respiratory viruses RSV and HMPV.

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  1. OnePlus admits to throttling 300 popular apps with recent update

    Chrome performance tanks 85-75 percent in some tests.

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  2. Microsoft’s emergency patch fails to fix critical “PrintNightmare” vulnerability

    Game-over code-execution attacks are still possible even after fix is installed.

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  3. Pacific Northwest heatwave “virtually impossible” without climate change

    Rapid analysis shows it would be hard to do this in a cooler world.

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  4. Netflix gives us our first look at Zack Snyder’s heist film Army of Thieves

    It's a prequel to Snyder's Army of the Dead, so yes, there will also be zombies.

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  5. Trump sues Twitter and Facebook for banning him, claims “trillions” in damages

    Trump's "free speech" case is likely doomed by First Amendment and Section 230.

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  6. Dozens of Chinese phone games now require facial scans to play at night

    After a 2018 test, "Midnight Patrol" system officially rolls out to 60 Tencent games.

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  7. The Chime banking app has been closing accounts, not returning money

    Chime isn't actually a bank—it's a "neobank" with less federal regulation.

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  8. Why the password isn’t dead quite yet

    Everyone hates the old ways of authentication. But change comes with its own drawbacks.

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