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- Wall Street Pushback Halts SEC's Crypto Fundraising Framework, Sources Say
The securities regulator cited an "unforeseen scheduling issue," but sources point to a legal threat from Wall Street trade group SIFMA and an administration waiting to see whether the Clarity Act passes in September.
- What Stripe's $7 Billion OpenRouter Deal Actually Means for AI
Stripe just bought the layer that decides which AI model answers your prompt—and it was already collecting the money for it.
- Tom Lee’s Bitmine Buys Another $19 Million in Ethereum as Stash Nears 5% of Total Supply
The firm says it's 96% of the way to owning 5% of Ethereum's total supply, according to Chairman Tom Lee.
- Hackers Are Abusing a macOS Screen Sharing Flaw to Secretly Mine Monero
The Dutch cyber agency says attackers exploited an authentication flaw in macOS Screen Sharing to gain root access and plant Monero miners, with public proof-of-concept code now circulating.
- Morning Minute: Trump To Meet Crypto, Prediction Market CEOs This Week
The meeting comes while progress on the Clarity Act has been delayed and the SEC's latest rulemaking postponed.
- Strategy Leaves Bitcoin Untouched, Raises $334M Selling MSTR Stock
The Bitcoin treasury firm halted BTC sales after three weeks, with equity issuance covering dividends, a STRC buyback and the dollar reserve.
- Pirated Copies of 'The Odyssey' Are Hiding Crypto-Stealing Malware
Bitdefender says fake downloads of the newly released blockbuster are already spreading Lumma Stealer, malware that scrapes crypto wallets, passwords and browser sessions from infected machines.
- Paul Tudor Jones' Firm Buys Back Into BlackRock Bitcoin ETF After a Year of Selling
The macro fund raised its iShares Bitcoin Trust stake 18.9% to 688,529 shares worth $22.9 million in Q2, while sharply cutting its call options—a shift from leveraged bets toward direct spot exposure.
- Dutch Prosecutors Sell $2.5M of Crypto From Bankrupt Platform Knaken
The trustee says Knaken bought the coins in its own name, leaving customers with a euro claim against a company that has collapsed.
- SafePal Bitcoin Wallet Data Breach Stokes Fears of Physical Attacks
A flaw in an order-tracking plug-in of bitcoin wallet provider SafePal exposed names, addresses and phone numbers of nearly 40,000 customers.
- Gemini 3.7 Flash Review: Google's Cheap Model Isn’t Dumb Anymore
Three weeks after a Flash release that couldn't produce a working file, Google's budget tier zero-shots a playable game. It still can't reason, and a free 27B model still writes better.
- People Are Turning to AI for Mental Health, California Wants It Banned
A California bill is awaiting an Assembly vote to "place guardrails" around AI chatbots and prevent them from acting as therapists.
- Apple Turns to Alibaba to Help Build AI Model for China
Apple is pairing its in-house model with Alibaba’s Qwen as it prepares to bring Apple Intelligence to Chinese iPhones.
- Meta Patents Cameras That Recognize Faces and Log Your Actions
The filing would turn raw footage into labeled clips of who did what, without anyone opting in.
- Trump-Linked World Liberty Gets Conditional Bank Charter for USD1 Stablecoin
The proposed World Liberty Trust Company would take over issuance of the USD1 stablecoin from BitGo.
- 7 Best Cheap Laptops to Buy in 2026 (and Some to Avoid)
From surprisingly good $300 Chromebooks to excellent $650 Windows notebooks and more, these are the best budget laptops I’ve tested.
- CookUnity Prepared Meal Delivery Review (2026): Chef-Centric Meals
I’ve tried most of the ready-to-eat meal delivery services in the country. CookUnity is the one that feels like real cooking, from real chefs.
- Skylight Buddy Review (2026): Kid Routines Just Got Easy
This kid-friendly version of Skylight’s digital calendar actually gets my son to complete his nighttime routine in a timely fashion.
- El Niño and Saharan Dust Silence Atlantic Hurricane Season
El Niño coupled with Saharan dust is making this year’s hurricane season a dud. But there’s still potential for dangerous storms.
- Election Officials Are Preparing for Prediction Markets to Sow Chaos in the Midterms
From threats to the safety of poll workers to voters who can’t distinguish between odds and results, prediction markets are already scrambling the political process.
- There’s a New Link Between Gut Health and Alzheimer’s Disease
Researchers found that a metabolite produced by gut bacteria can weaken the barrier that protects the brain and promote changes associated with the cognitive disease.
- Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 and Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra Review: The Right Shape
Nearly a decade after its debut, Samsung’s Galaxy Fold finally comes into its own.
- Astronomers Discover the Existence of a Black Hole Star
An object observed by the James Webb Space Telescope lends credence to a strange explanation for the mysterious red spots in the early universe.
- TerraMow V1000 Review: Show Your Lawn Some Love
With automatic mapping, Spot Mode functionality, and smart AI cameras, the TerraMow V1000 is the complete package.
- Someone Finally Fixed Installing Apps on a Mac
The installation utility EasyDMG makes it so you never drag and drop an icon again.
- It’s Never Too Early to Start Planning for the Next Two Solar Eclipses
In 2027 and 2028, there will be two spectacular, long-duration solar eclipses. Here’s what you need to know about them.
- Inside the Experimental Traps Scientists Set for Ghostly Neutrinos
Observatories have been built in mines, deep under the Antarctic ice sheet, and elsewhere in an effort to detect the fleeting particles.
- The Best Cat Water Fountains of 2026: Petlibro, Petkit, Oneisall
Ensuring your cat stays hydrated is one of the best ways to keep your pet healthy. The right pet water fountain can help.
- This Beautifully Weird Necklace Is Secretly a USB Drive
Noware’s Puff necklace whimsically reimagines flash drives, turning something functional into personalized jewelry.
- Retrospec Joe Rev 2 Review (2026): Putting the ‘Joy’ in Joyride
This affordable electric BMX delighted my entire family, even if its range, ride comfort, and actual BMX abilities are limited.
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- A New Thermal Add-On to My Phone Changed How I See My Home Forever
One small phone attachment can spot cams, leaks, insulation problems and more. I was amazed when I tried it at my house.
- Today’s NYT Connections: Sports Edition Hints and Answers for Aug. 17, #693
Here are hints and the answers for today’s NYT Connections: Sports Edition puzzle for Aug. 17, 2026.
- D23: All the New Lands and Rides Revealed for Disneyland and Disney World
We heard about a Maleficent coaster, a Tomorrowland revamp, a Monsters, Inc. octopus sushi chef animatronic, the new Cars rides and more.
- Kingdom Hearts 4 Fans Are Well Fed After 2 Days of Great Trailers
During a 25th Anniversary panel for Kingdom Hearts, details about the next game came to life.
- Disney’s Millennium Falcon Ride Activates Fortnite In-Game Rewards
A new custom island in Fortnite is connected with the Star Wars ride at Disneyland and Disney World.
- Lego Star Wars: The Mandalorian Is Packed With Laughs, Flashbacks and Lots of Grogu
On Sept. 2, The Mandalorian and Grogu are getting the Lego treatment.
- X-Men Cast, VisionQuest Trailer: All the Big Marvel News Out of D23
Hugh Jackman and Ryan Reynolds also begged to be cast in Avengers: Doomsday.
- Disney D23 Movies and Streaming Lineup: Biggest Surprises and Everything Else
Zootopia 3, Coco 2, Percy Jackson season 3, Ice Age 6, live-action Rapunzel, Bluey and a Kingdom Hearts series were some of the major announcements out of Disney’s big event.
- Patent Filing Suggests Meta’s Facial Recognition Glasses Are Coming
A patent filing details ways that Meta could use facial recognition with its smart glasses to create media files, such as videos.
- Disney Snuck In and Overhauled the Millennium Falcon While You Were Sleeping. Here’s Why
Disney Imagineers put in way more work than you might think to update Smuggler’s Run in Disneyland.
- Starfighter Trailer, Ahsoka and Anakin: Biggest Star Wars News Out of D23
Hayden Christensen is back, and Ryan Gosling is ready for his Starfighter role.
- Frozen 3 Trailer Reveals Anna’s Royal Wedding and A New Icy Magic
Love is in the air — including for Olaf.
- The Incredibles 3 Confirmed as Disney Kicks Off D23 Entertainment Showcase
Violet, Dash and Jack-Jack will be the stars of the third Incredibles movie.
- ChatGPT Can Now Add Your Mac Activity to Its Memories
OpenAI’s latest feature can use your clicks, keystrokes and other interactions to supplement ChatGPT and Codex context.
- Judge Tells Google to Make It Easier to Install Third-Party App Stores
Android users have had to click a few extra times to add Aptoide Games.
- BitMart founder dismisses calls for audit as users report blocked funds, unpaid employees
Sheldon Lee said a Chinese-language X account making the claims was hacked. Users want wallets, assets and liabilities disclosed.
- Compound bets $52 million, new leadership team in switch to institutional focus
The protocol pioneered decentralized finance lending, but assets locked have tumbled from a peak five years ago. Now it's looking to attract institutions after retail traders lost interest.
- U.S. Treasury Department proposes GENIUS Act stablecoin rule
The Treasury proposal would establish some of the core definitions and jurisdictions in the law Congress completed last year.
- The Coldcard hack proves reputation is not a security model
A community built on verification spent five years outsourcing its judgment to one man, writes Foundation CEO Zach Herbert.
- Tom Lee's Bitmine now owns 4.8% of Ethereum supply after latest ETH purchase
The crypto treasury company bought another 9,926 ETH last week, extending a buying streak that began in June 2025.
- How a bug in Coldcard’s code went unnoticed for years, leading to $100 million in hacked funds
Crypto’s favorite maxim, “don’t trust, verify” wasn’t followed in the case of Coldcard’s code.
- HBO Has Finally Made ‘It: Welcome to Derry’ Season 2 Official
Andy and Barbara Muschietti's Stephen King adaptation will bring Pennywise back to streaming for more screaming.
- Cherokee Nation Bans Hyperscale Data Center Projects on Tribal-Owned Lands
The tribe cited concerns over energy, water use, and the relatively small number of permanent jobs these massive facilities create.
- Mummified Human Remains Are Being Sold Online—Biohazards Included
No, seriously. Don't mess around with dead stuff.
- The Year’s Ugliest Animated Movie Has Become an Anti-AI Phenomenon
Is Niu Lai outsider art, grift gone wrong, or avatar of anti-AI evangelism? Why not all three?
- Ukraine Strikes Rocket Factory Critical to Russia’s Space Program
A Ukrainian missile strike dealt a blow to the heart of Roscosmos over the weekend.
- Can Intel Save the Suffocating Gaming Handheld Scene?
The next 'budget' handheld PC may rely on cheap chips and software tricks.
- Traffic Deaths Rise 15% on Days Major Albums Are Released, Study Finds
Drivers should listen to their latest musical obsession without playing with their phone, the researchers say.
- Instagram Is Still Drowned in Creepy Smart Glasses Content
A new report found dozens of videos promoting "pickup artist" and prank content despite a promise to remove people who violate the platform's harassment policies.
- This Orca Hunt Left Behind a Brutal Scene—and the Photo Just Won an Award
The 2026 Ocean Photographer of the Year highlight the hidden lives of sea creatures navigating a rapidly changing habitat.
- This Medieval Skeleton Had 160 Broken Bones, and Scientists Just Figured Out What Hit Him
Archaeologists have identified the shattered remains of a 14th-century man whose 160 bone fractures appear to be the first documented crushing from a trebuchet launch.
- Bruce Campbell Officially Retires From Playing Ash Williams in All Future ‘Evil Dead’ Projects
Plus, Chris Carter has the "perfect story" for a third 'X-Files' movie.
- Hayden Panettiere, ‘Scream’ and ‘Heroes’ Actor, Dies at 36
The longtime TV and film actor is remembered as 'an incredible light...who brought immeasurable love and joy to all who knew her.'
- After 2 Deaths and Reports of Brain Tumors, How Dangerous Is Gene Therapy, Really?
Doctors have long debated how to balance the need for safety in gene therapy trials with the urgency of developing treatments for children with incurable, often worsening conditions.
- ‘Oak Street’ Takes Its First Steps as ‘Spider-Man’ Swings to $2 Billion
The dinosaurs of 'Oak Street' may be able to build an audience, provided folks tear themselves away from Spider-Man long enough.
- Tech CEOs Overwhelmingly Distrusted by Young: Study
Young people don't like all this stuff that's going on, they say.
- Enterprises with AI context layers report agent failures at more than twice the rate of those without one
A company builds a governed context layer specifically to stop its AI agents from confidently giving wrong answers. Once that layer is live, the company is more than twice as […]
- As enterprises confront AI agent sprawl, xpander wants them to own their own control and context layer
Enterprise AI has a new infrastructure problem: companies are accumulating agents faster than they are developing systems to govern them.Gartner estimates that the average global […]
- How Heidi built production-ready AI for healthcare at global scale
Presented by MongoDBBuilding AI that is accurate, secure, and reliable is a major engineering feat for organizations subject to the compliance obligations that govern healthcare, […]
- Cutting RAG inference costs 6x starts with deciding what never reaches the LLM
Most teams building retrieval augmented generation (RAG) systems for high stakes classification make the same architectural bet: Route every ambiguous case straight to the […]
- DeepSeek's top-ranked V4 Flash stumbles on real agent tasks as its prices surge
DeepSeek's V4 Flash has topped model leaderboards and been hailed by developers as a "total monster" since its rollout. But in real-world testing, it completed just 53.8% of a […]
- An eval harness found what qualitative review couldn't: AI models are most confident when wrong
There is a step in the development process for large language model (LLM)-assisted tooling that most teams skip because it's tedious, time-consuming, and doesn't produce results […]
- GLM-5.3 is here with advanced cyber capabilities — and reportedly already found a 'serious vulnerability' in Cursor
Chinese AI startup Z.ai, known internationally for its growing lineup of powerful, largely open source GLM series of language models, today released GLM-5.3 with substantial gains […]
