Trump Mobile's T1 Phone Gets Another Redesign, Still No Release Date
Trump Mobile updated the T1 phone design a third time with a gold redesign, new specs, and a $499 price — but no release date and no Made in America.
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China Blocks Meta’s AI Deal, Raising Bigger Questions About Who Controls the Tech
China has blocked Meta’s acquisition of AI startup Manus, highlighting growing tension over control of advanced technology.
Unauthorized Group Accessed Anthropic's Unreleased Claude Mythos AI
An unknown group has been accessing Anthropic's unreleased Claude Mythos AI without permission through a contractor security breach, the company confirmed.
Landmark Verdict Against Ticketmaster and Live Nation Could Reshape the Concert Industry
A jury ruled that Ticketmaster and Live Nation operated as a monopoly. Here’s what the verdict means for ticket prices, artists, and fans.
FBI Investigates Deaths and Disappearances of Over a Dozen Space and Nuclear Scientists
The FBI is investigating deaths and disappearances of over a dozen scientists linked to NASA, nuclear research, SpaceX, and Blue Origin amid security concerns.
Apple CEO Tim Cook Stepping Down at End of the Summer
Apple announces that CEO Tim Cook will step down at the end of August, with John Ternus taking over. Explore the leadership change, AI strategy challenges, and what is next for the tech giant.
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Apr 22, 2026 5 min readFirst Round of Impending Meta Layoffs Expected to Result in 10% Staffing Reduction
Meta plans to cut nearly 8,000 jobs starting May 20, with more layoffs expected in 2026. Learn what’ is driving the cuts, how AI is influencing decisions, and what it means for the tech industry.
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Apr 20, 2026 6 min readExecutives at Honda, Toyota, and Ford Increasingly Worried They Will Not Survive Chinese Dominance
Executives from Toyota, Honda, and Ford warn that China’s rapid rise in EV production could reshape the global auto industry and impact U.S. stocks. Learn what it means for investors.
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Apr 13, 2026 5 min readYou Might Be Owed Up to $100 From a Google Settlement — Here's How to Claim It
The Taylor v. Google LLC settlement covers Android users from November 12, 2017 to present. Payments reach up to $100 per person from the $135 million settlement.