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Gulf states' missile defense systems faced their biggest test as Iran launched hundreds of projectiles. High interception rates couldn't prevent all casualties—revealing the economics of modern warfare.

CBP admits buying location data from ad industry while Meta contractors watch users in bathrooms through smart glasses. The digital privacy boundary is crumbling.

Robinhood's startup fund raised only 66% of its $1B target and dropped 16% on debut. Meanwhile, Destiny Tech100 trades at 33% premium. What went wrong?

A security researcher discovered he could access 7,000 DJI robot vacuums and peek into strangers' homes. This Valentine's Day revelation exposes the hidden privacy risks of our smart home obsession.

NASA abandons its Exploration Upper Stage project, outsourcing to ULA instead. A sign of changing space exploration paradigms or budget reality?

US dumped 17,000 tons of chemical weapons in Atlantic until 1970. Now commercial fishing crews are getting hospitalized with mustard gas burns when these munitions surface in their nets.

Harvard grad's AI-powered microphone jammer promises privacy protection but faces fierce technical skepticism. Why the debate reveals more than the device itself.

Nintendo Switch 2 requires expensive microSD Express cards instead of regular microSD. 4.4x faster speeds come with 2x higher prices - what this means for gamers and the industry.

Steam Machine, Steam Frame, and Steam Controller face delays as Valve navigates global memory shortage while maintaining 2026 shipping commitment.

Nintendo joins 1,000+ companies suing the US government for tariff refunds after Supreme Court ruling. The legal battle reveals deeper tensions over presidential trade powers.

X is experimenting with recommendation links beneath posts mentioning companies. A Starlink ad appeared under a Starlink mention - could this reshape social media advertising?

Planet Labs halts Middle East satellite imagery release as regional war intensifies. When private companies control the eyes in the sky, who decides what the world gets to see?