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- As Public Fury Mounts, Texas Pulls the Plug on Flock Surveillance Funding
Gov. Greg Abbott ordered state agencies to stop paying for the AI-powered license-plate readers as privacy concerns and officer-misuse scandals mount across Texas.
- Strive Adds $143 Million in Bitcoin as Treasury Firms Pile Back In
The Nasdaq-listed asset manager paid an average of $79,431 per coin, lifting its total stash to 23,156 BTC amid a wave of renewed treasury buying.
- George Santos Bet on Whether He'd Show Up to the State of the Union—Kalshi Just Banned Him for Life
The exchange found the former congressman placed large trades on his own State of the Union attendance, then made false statements to move prices, profiting nearly $18,000.
- XRP ETFs Extend Inflow Streak to 9 Days, Pulling In $1.6 Billion Since Launch
Spot XRP funds have drawn inflows for nine straight days, reaching $1.6 billion in cumulative net inflows even as the token's price cools.
- Russia's Sberbank Sees $46 Billion in Crypto Trading, Plans Ethereum and USDT-Backed Loans
Deputy Chairman Anatoly Popov told state media that trading could hit 4 trillion rubles in its first year, as the bank prepares to broaden crypto-backed lending once regulators sign off.
- Hyperliquid in Talks With Kraken Parent to Bring Crypto Perps to US Traders
A deal would route the decentralized exchange's perpetual futures through Payward's US-regulated Bitnomial, marking Hyperliquid's first US entry—weeks after Trump said his administration was working to bring it onshore.
- Former SEC, CFTC Officials Urge Lighter Touch to Bring Crypto Perps Trading Onshore
With the Clarity Act stuck in recess limbo, the agencies are pressing ahead on crypto derivatives and custody, as former officials warn that overly burdensome rules will keep a $90 trillion perps market offshore.
- Bitcoin Holds Steady as US Strikes on Iran Rattle Stocks and Lift Oil
The largest cryptocurrency is on track for its best month since 2017, holding above $78,000 even as a hawkish Fed and renewed Middle East conflict drag on stocks and lift crude.
- Sony Argues in Court That Digital Games Can't Be Owned
The PlayStation maker is fighting a California class action over "Buy Now" buttons, and has asked the judge to send the case to arbitration.
- Tom Lee's Bitmine Buys $131M of ETH in Largest Ethereum Purchase Since June
The purchase lifts Bitmine's stash to 5.9 million ETH—4.9% of supply—as chairman Tom Lee points to crypto's strong third quarter.
- South Korea Will Give Every Citizen Free AI Access With Unlimited Tokens
Three consortia will run the service, sharing up to 512 Nvidia B200 chips supplied by the state, with beta testing due in September.
- Morning Minute: Robinhood Chain Flips Ethereum and Base in Fees
Vlad Tenev’s new blockchain is soaring in all metrics as memes paired with tokenized stocks start to take off.
- Strategy Buys $370M of Bitcoin in First Purchase Since June
The 4,603 BTC cost an average of $80,318, some 29% above what the company took for the coins it sold this summer.
- Ireland Bars Crypto From State Savings Scheme Targeting $203B in Deposits
Shares, bonds, funds, ETFs and insurance products will qualify for the tax-advantaged accounts, which open next year.
- Crypto.com's Cronos Halts Entire Blockchain After $75M Tectonic Exploit
Some $6 million reached Ethereum before validators froze the chain, stranding the rest on a network that still is not producing blocks.
- The Best Labor Day Mattress Deals on Beds We’ve Tried in Our Homes
It’s one of the best times of the year to buy a mattress, and our top tested picks are on sale.
- Best Early Tech Labor Day Sales I’d Shop Myself (2026): AirTags, Dyson, and More
From the best Dyson vacuum to the best wireless earbuds we’ve tested, you can get some great gadgets on sale already ahead of Labor Day.
- Asus ProArt 27 QD-OLED (PA279cdv) Review: HDR for All
I wouldn’t call it cheap, but this monitor from Asus brings proper HDR-capable video editing to creators who couldn’t previously afford an OLED display.
- Tempo Promo Codes: Get up to 60% Off Healthy Meals
Upgrade your meal prep with these Tempo discount codes and offers. Save on high-protein, ready-to-heat meals delivered to your door.
- George Santos Just Got Hit With Kalshi’s First-Ever Lifetime Ban
The former US representative was also fined more than $71,000 for allegedly attempting to manipulate the prediction market.
- Why Food Keeps Making Everybody Sick This Summer
While Trump administration cuts have contributed to the epidemic of foodborne illnesses this summer, there are also deeper issues that make the American food supply chain susceptible to parasites and bacteria outbreaks.
- You Know Who Really Hates AI? Insurance Claims Adjusters
Of the Glassdoor reviews from claims adjusters that mentioned AI, a staggering 98 percent were negative. “AI is just a tool,” one person tells WIRED. “It should never be given the keys.”
- ATM Flaws Reveal Key Weaknesses in the Software Supply Chain
A security researcher discovered nine vulnerabilities impacting ATM encryption and authentication software. But the problems extend far beyond your local cash machine.
- The 9 Best MagSafe Phone Grips for Your Butter Fingers (2026)
Keep your phone firmly in hand and add some personality with these comfortable, durable, and nifty smartphone grips.
- Google Maps Now Shows ‘Lake America’ Instead of Lake Ontario
After Donald Trump’s executive order demanding the name change, Google is the first major online map provider to flip the switch.
- Best Mesh Wi-Fi Systems (2026): I Tested Them All
Forget about patchy internet connections and dead spots in the house. These WIRED-tested, multi-room mesh Wi-Fi systems will keep your whole house online.
- Why the Hottest New Wearables Want to Be Ignored
Burnt out on wrist buzzes and notification overload? A new crop of minimalist wearables promises to collect your health data without demanding your attention.
- The Best Label Makers (2026): Brother, Niimbot, Dymo
Experience the oddly satisfying joy of labeling bins, drawers, and more with the best Bluetooth and traditional label makers.
- How to Escape Group Chat Hell
Young adults are in more group chats than ever—sometimes more than 20 at a time. Here’s how to tame the chat madness.
- Scientists Create the Littlest Big Bang to Study the Universe's Origins
The discovery redefines how large atoms need to be to produce the extreme state of matter found in the early universe.
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- Today’s NYT Mini Crossword Answers for Tuesday, Sept. 1
Here are the answers for today’s NYT Mini Crossword for Sept. 1, 2026.
- Onimusha: Way of the Sword’s Crisp Combat Fits in the Soulslike Era, but Novelty Wanes Over Endless Fights
Review: I wanted to love Onimusha’s return, but I got tired of engaging the same fight over and over again.
- Google Rolls Out 3 New Ways to Book Travel Using AI Mode in Search
Just in time for Labor Day weekend, Google launches upgraded travel features to book flights, hotels and more.
- Brave’s Browser Hides Your Real Email When You’re Signing Up for Websites
The company launched the email aliases feature, which forwards messages from a dummy address to your main email account.
- Instagram Says It’s Pulling the Mask Off AI Influencers
Instagram is requiring fake models to carry an AI-generated profile label to show they’re not human.
- Huge 12TB Leak Exposes a Decade of Steam’s Game Data
We still don’t have Half-Life 3, though.
- Sony Debuts Ad-Supported Live TV on PS5 with Over 100 Channels
Sony’s ad-supported service includes news, TV, movies, sports and anime.
- Apple Might Add a Pencil to Its First Foldable, but Don’t Expect It at Launch
Steve Jobs said in 2007 that “nobody wants a stylus” for the iPhone. That could change.
- The Year of the Claw: OpenClaw Rolls Out New Version of Its Viral AI Agent
The agentic AI platform is molting again.
- Just How Water-Resistant Is Apple’s iPhone? I Tested It in My Swimming Pool
Take a look back at Apple’s first water-resistant iPhone and how we made it Jacques Cousteau for a day with our underwater tests.
- China’s Robot Olympics Keep Getting Wilder
Check out the highlights of the second annual World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing.
- Why RAMageddon Might Force Apps and Operating Systems’ Performance to Suck Less
AI demand is eating memory supplies, so Google is cracking down on Android memory hogs.
- AT&T Lawsuit Says Charter Is Misleading Customers With ‘Fiber-Powered’ Claims
The new lawsuit is centered around what a fiber connection really means for customers.
- Google Maps Relabels Lake Ontario After Trump’s Executive Order
Google Maps shows it as Lake America in the US and Lake Ontario in Canada.
- I Started Wearing a Pebble Watch Again: Time 2 Took Me Back to the 2010s in the Best Way
The Pebble’s return to my wrist after over a decade reminded me what I’d missed.
- North Korean hackers are moving tens of millions on Hyperliquid as Trump pushes to onshore the crypto platform
Blockchain data reviewed by CoinDesk shows wallets tied to North Korea’s Lazarus Group sold more than $30 million in bitcoin on the platform in the last three weeks alone.
- Kalshi lays down first lifetime ban for ex-member of Congress George Santos
The prediction market platform banned Santos for manipulation as part of the industry's ongoing efforts to show it's dealing with bad behavior.
- NYSE owner ICE taps tZERO for tokenized securities push, takes stake in firm
The deal adds transfer-agent and settlement infrastructure to ICE's plans for an NYSE-affiliated market for tokenized stocks, tZERO said.
- Ireland bars crypto from new tax-advantaged investment accounts
Eligible assets for the new accounts include listed stocks, bonds, and ETFs, with providers handling tax reporting to simplify investor compliance.
- Bitmine makes largest ether purchase since June as Tom Lee points to crypto's strong Q3
Company Chairman Lee said crypto’s recent outperformance could draw more institutional investors.
- Strategy returns to bitcoin buys, adding $370 million of BTC last week
It's the first week of bitcoin purchases for the Michael Saylor-led company in about two months.
- Little Florida Memo Could Have Big Impacts on Flock Cameras
It's just a memo banning license plate readers on highways. It might herald major changes.
- George Santos Gets Kalshi’s First-Ever Lifetime Ban
The former congressman was accused of manipulating markets on whether he would attend President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address earlier this year.
- GoPro Shares Skyrocket After YouTuber Markiplier Becomes Biggest Shareholder
There was "substantial doubt" GoPro could make it. Then Markiplier came in.
- Somehow the Sphere’s ‘Wizard of Oz’ Just Got Even More Dystopian
The immersive AI extravaganza will work harder to make your flying monkey nightmares seem ghoulishly real.
- FTC Sues Amazon for Allegedly Duping Advertisers
Do you know how bad things have to be for Trump's FTC to come after you?
- Podcaster’s Viral Post About the Hugging Face Hack Sparks Debate Over AI Conciousness
Dwarkesh Patel described the hack as an epic drama starring three successive bot “civilizations.” His critics say he’s building castles in the sky.
- We Were Wrong About How the Extinct Tasmanian Tiger Hunted Its Prey
A dramatic new interpretation of thylacine anatomy has discovered that the extinct Tasmanian tiger killed prey more like a reptile than a mammal.
- Scientists Discover a Hidden Supervolcano Buried Beneath England
Scientists have long wondered where the Kinnekulle tephra came from. It now appears this ancient giant was the source.
- M. Night Shyamalan Launches an Earnest New YouTube Channel
The director of 'The Sixth Sense,' 'Signs,' 'Split,' 'Trap,' and more now has an outlet for talking directly to fans.
- MapQuest Surges in Usage as Google Bends the Knee to Trump on ‘Lake America’
MapQuest, welcome to the resistance.
- A Forested Island Suddenly Appeared in This Gigantic Reservoir—and Then Mysteriously Vanished
Visitors videotaped a tree-lined floating island about the size of two NFL football fields in British Columbia’s Williston Reservoir. Then it vanished.
- Chess.com Vibe-Coded a Poker Site and Says More Is on the Way
They sacrificed... the STAFFFFF!!!!
- The Next Apple Watch Might Address a Long-Term Sensor Shortcoming
Changes to heart-rate monitoring and a revamp of its Fitness and Health apps are just two updates the company has planned for the Apple Watch Series 12.
- ‘ThunderCats’ Movie Still in the Works, Says Adam Wingard
The director and co-writer says he's still working on 'ThunderCats,' he's just busy with other projects.
- Bank of England Governor Warns AI Represents Threat to the Global Economy
Whether it be advancing cyber capabilities or overstretched valuations, AI poses a major risk for the global economy, the governor warned.
- OpenClaw 2.0 is here, ushering in the era of 'multiplayer' AI coding: What it means for enterprises
The viral fervor we saw earlier this year around OpenClaw, the open source AI harness that turns powerful language models into autonomous workers the user can message via their […]
- Software engineers' new job isn't writing code — it's designing the boundaries AI agents can't break
If you look at the commit histories of modern data platforms, something profound has shifted over the last two years. The friction of writing syntax has collapsed. With Cursor, […]
- Identity and permissions aren’t enough to govern AI agent behavior
Presented by BoxIdentity and permissions are no longer enough to secure enterprise AI agents. They govern what an agent can reach, not how it behaves once it starts working on its […]
- AI agents need their own identity before they need a gateway
Enterprise AI has entered a new era. Organizations are rapidly moving beyond assistants that answer questions to autonomous agents capable of reasoning, invoking tools, accessing […]
- AI agents that pass authentication can still drift, expose data, or get memory-poisoned
There is a clear repeating trend in agent deployments: The gateway is the first control teams reach for, but it is the one they are least ready to run. This is because gateways […]
- The three layers of agentic AI security: A defense-in-depth architecture for autonomous agents
Presented by Nutanix Autonomous systems that can reason, make their own decisions, and execute actions across an environment introduce a category of risk that application-level […]
- Meta researchers taught an 8B AI model to match Claude Opus 4.5 — without the frontier price tag
Consider an AI agent tasked with a complex enterprise workflow like migrating massive batches of customer records from a legacy CRM to a cloud database. The agent cannot rely […]
