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Screwworms have reappeared in the US after a decades-long eradication program, with dozens of cases found in Texas and New Mexico since June.
Exaggerated AI capabilities are creating unrealistic expectations and hindering genuine innovation.

OxygenOS and Realme UI are reportedly set to be discontinued in favor of ColorOS.

New York City's Summer of Ludd festival teaches people to live offline and resist Big Tech's influence.

Sony is repurposing its last PlayStation disc factory in Austria to produce optical microlenses, retraining 300 employees as disc production is projected to significantly decrease by 2028.
A recent U.S. Commerce Department directive bans modern privacy-preserving techniques like differential privacy and noise infusion for Census data, reverting to 1970s methods and potentially compromising data utility and protection.

The Onion launched a new weekly livestream parodying Alex Jones's Infowars, featuring Tim Heidecker impersonating Jones and an initial plotline where the character explodes from eating too much fast food.

Mark Zuckerberg informed Meta staff that AI agent development has not accelerated as quickly as anticipated, despite significant investments and a corporate restructuring focused on AI.

Private space pilots are flying orbital missions for the US Space Force to gather reconnaissance on rival vehicles.
Researchers translated the Rust compiler into 46 million lines of C code, creating a functional compiler that can be built with GCC.
DNA testing has identified the climber known as "Green Boots" who died on Mount Everest.

A Tesla driver faces manslaughter charges after a crash in Texas killed a woman inside her home.

Etched, a Nvidia competitor, manufactured its first chip with TSMC and plans to ship systems this summer.

Meta launches Pocket, a new social feed app with AI-powered interactive gizmos.

Google has ceased selling the Nest x Yale Lock, redirecting its product page to the Yale Matter Smart Lock, which Google does not directly sell.

Privacy advocates are urging the Federal Trade Commission to reject Elon Musk's request to end oversight of X, citing new concerns about the platform's data handling and AI training practices.

The Department of Homeland Security is investigating a cyberattack on its Homeland Security Information Network, potentially exposing sensitive intelligence shared among government agencies and law enforcement.
A new CLI tool called Slopo detects non-exact code duplication by calculating and comparing code unit embeddings, helping identify similar snippets across large codebases.
Mail Memories is a new desktop application designed to securely extract and organize photo attachments from a user's entire Gmail history, storing them locally.

Samsung Messages will officially shut down on July 6 for Galaxy devices running Android 12 or newer, with Google Messages becoming the default texting application.

Tesla's second-quarter vehicle deliveries increased by 25 percent year-over-year, reaching 480,126 units, signaling a recovery after a challenging sales period in 2025.

Tesla sales increased by 25% in Q2 2026 with 480,126 EVs sold, outpacing production and clearing some inventory.

A 56-year-old woman's hip replacement disintegrated, causing severe metal poisoning and neurological symptoms.

Digitas' Amy Lanzi says AI won't save advertising due to overpromising.