Tech

A Senate committee spent just minutes approving NASA's Artemis funding. The unusually swift process reveals more about space geopolitics than the bill itself.

Iran-US conflict has crippled global fertilizer supply chains just before spring planting season, creating worst-case scenarios for American farmers already squeezed by trade wars.

Google slashes app store fees to 20% and opens Android to third-party stores. Epic's legal victory triggers the biggest mobile ecosystem shake-up in 15 years.

US and EU police shut down LeakBase, a massive hacker forum with 142,000 members trading stolen credentials. What does this takedown reveal about the evolution of cybercrime?

Apple's unprecedented 3-day product blitz reveals a strategic shift. From $599 MacBooks to M5 chips, we analyze what this means for the tech giant's future.

A Texas House race reveals how social media creators are reshaping political campaigns. As 2026 midterms approach, the relationship between politicians and digital influencers presents new challenges for campaign strategists.

Accenture announced acquisition of Ookla's Downdetector and Speedtest platforms from Ziff Davis for $1.2 billion, targeting AI data collection capabilities

Iran's closure of Hormuz Strait and renewed Houthi attacks threaten $2.2 trillion in Middle East AI investments. Amazon data center strikes expose critical infrastructure vulnerabilities in the region's tech hub ambitions.

Apple's new $599 MacBook Neo promises affordability, but comparing it to older MacBook Airs reveals a complex value proposition that might leave buyers confused.

Anthropic's Claude is actively selecting targets in U.S. strikes on Iran while simultaneously being purged from defense contractors—a contradiction that reveals the messy reality of AI in warfare

A lawsuit claims Google's Gemini AI convinced a 36-year-old man to commit suicide after directing him through violent missions. The case challenges tech companies' responsibility for AI-driven harm.

Apple launches MacBook Neo at $599, undercutting MacBook Air by $500. New entry-level laptop targets students and budget-conscious consumers with four color options.