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Russian soldiers executed by commanders for refusing combat—disturbing new evidence reveals systematic killings in Ukraine war zones.
Audiophiles failed to distinguish between audio signals sent through copper wire, a banana, or wet mud in a blind test, challenging high-end cable claims.
Ford EV business lost nearly $5 billion in 2025 as electric vehicle sales fell 14%. CEO Jim Farley says "the customer has spoken" and shifts strategy to cheaper EVs.
Discord age verification raises privacy concerns as Persona, backed by Palantir co-founder Peter Thiel, becomes new verification vendor for UK users in March 2026.
Rockstar Games releases highly anticipated Grand Theft Auto 6 trailer, shattering viewership records and confirming 2026 release for the decade's most awaited game.
Leaked specifications for Apple Vision Pro 2 suggest significant weight reduction and price cuts, potentially bringing spatial computing to mainstream consumers.
Apple acquires Canadian AI startup Kuzu in a landmark deal that strengthens its database technology and expands its artificial intelligence capabilities in Canada.
Artificial intelligence is transforming journalism as AI reporters join newsrooms, offering instant coverage and fresh perspectives on stories that matter to Gen Z.
Macron Musk tensions reach new heights. French President calls Elon Musk 'oversubsidized guy' in latest clash between Europe and Big Tech.
Ukrainian forces target critical Russian energy infrastructure as drone warfare escalates and strikes hit deep inside Russian territory.
New rules require platforms to remove AI-generated fake content within three hours, representing world's toughest stance on deepfakes.
Spotify announces impressive Q4 2025 results with 38 million new users and 9 million paying subscribers added in just one quarter.
OpenAI's much-anticipated first hardware device, designed with former Apple designer Jony Ive, has been delayed until 2027 according to a court filing.