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The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has banned new foreign-made drones, including those from DJI, adding them to its 'Covered List' due to national security risks.

AI MagicX is offering a lifetime deal for $59.97 on its AI suite, which includes writing, design, coding, and chatbot tools, normally priced at $972.

The FDA has approved a once-daily pill version of Novo Nordisk's blockbuster weight-loss drug Wegovy, offering a new option versus the weekly shot and escalating competition with Eli Lilly.

A 60 Minutes segment censored by CBS News has leaked online after a Canadian TV partner aired it. The incident showcases the difficulty of controlling information in the digital age.

A Chinese student team's robot, 'Deep-Sea Shark 3', has won the Battle of the Robots at the Games of the Future 2025 in Abu Dhabi, highlighting the rise of 'phygital' sports.

South Korean startup Innospace's first commercial rocket launch, Hanbit-Nano, has been delayed in Brazil due to bad weather. A successful launch would be a historic first for the country's private space sector.

Samsung SDI and KG Mobility have signed an MOU to jointly develop advanced EV battery packs using next-generation 46-series cylindrical cells, signaling a deeper integration trend in the auto industry.

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Don't let humidity and mold ruin your home. Based on rigorous testing, WIRED reveals the best dehumidifiers of 2025 for every space, need, and budget.

California regulators are investigating why Waymo's robotaxi fleet stalled during a San Francisco power outage. The incident raises critical questions about AV reliability and its dependence on urban infrastructure.

ChatGPT is launching a 'Year in Review' feature, summarizing your 2025 conversations with stats and a personalized, AI-generated pixel art image. See how your year's prompts get visualized.

A viral video from the latest DOJ Epstein files purports to show his suicide, but it's likely a 2019 3D rendering. We break down how the government's poorly managed data dump is fueling misinformation.