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npr 31h ago 26°

5 things to know about the shutdown at the Department of Homeland Security

The sprawling agency saw its baseline funding expire after lawmakers left town for a week-long recess, but without a deal to rein in the conduct of federal immigration officers.
comingsoon 41h ago 26°

Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie the Interview: How 2026’s Funniest Film Was Made

ComingSoon Editor-in-Chief Tyler Treese spoke with Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie’s Matt Johnson and Jay McCarrol. The comedy duo discussed the new comedy movie’s wild Back to the Future parody, its challenging shooting, and gave a great update for Season 3 of the show. It’s out today in theaters nationwide.
kottke 39h ago 26°

The AI hater’s guide to code with LLMs . This is...

The AI hater’s guide to code with LLMs. This is an interesting and thoughtful read.
neowin 44h ago 24°

Guide: What is the Windows.old folder and can I delete it?

Is your storage suddenly shrinking after a Windows upgrade? There's a hidden reason most people miss, and it could be quietly eating tens of gigabytes. Read more...
nautil 42h ago 24°

Is the Supervolcano in Yellowstone About to Erupt?

Weird things are happening in Yellowstone National Park
windowslatest 28h ago 24°

Windows 11 may finally let you move and resize the taskbar in 2026 as Microsoft responds to user feedback

Microsoft is reportedly preparing to restore one of the most requested features in Windows 11 the ability to move the taskbar to the top or sides of the screen. Alongside this change, the company is also working on taskbar resizing. The update is expected as part of Microsoft’s broader 2026 improvements.
go.theregister 27h ago 24°

Log files that describe the history of the internet are disappearing. A new project hopes to save them

The Internet History Initiative wants future historians to have a chance to understand how human progress and technical progress align APRICOT 2026 For almost 30 years, the PingER project at the USA’s SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory used ping thousands of time each day to measure the time a packet of data required to make a round trip between two nodes on the internet.…
arstechnica 39h ago 23°

The first Android 17 beta is now available on Pixel devices

Don't expect big changes yet.
vox 48h ago 23°

Wikipedia is having a renaissance in the age of AI

If you grew up with computers in your classroom, there’s a good chance you heard this instruction before starting a research paper: Don’t trust Wikipedia. The reasoning? Anyone can go in and make changes to a Wikipedia page.

How roses evolved to become the flower of Valentine’s Day

Roses are red—but their ancestors looked rather different
popularmechanics 43h ago 23°

The 7 Best Electric Chainsaws of 2026

Cordless battery-powered chainsaws quiet, light and fast–everything you need for winter cleanup.
9to5mac 44h ago 22°

iOS 26.3 adds unique new privacy feature, and it’s Apple at its best

iOS 26.3 is the latest iPhone software update, and one of its most interesting new features is a privacy setting—‘Limit Precise Location’—that reveals Apple at its best.
electrek 43h ago 21°

Audi is putting the finishing touches on its most affordable EV, a sibling to the VW ID.3

The A2 e-tron is set to debut soon as a sibling to the Volkswagen ID.3 and Audi’s most affordable EV yet. Unlike the Q4 e-tron, the new entry-level EV has its own unique look.
arenaev 34h ago 21°

New Chinese regulations spell out the end of the yoke

Many people thought that the yoke-type steering wheels were the future of electric cars. Tesla isn't the only EV company that introduced them to its cars - quite a few manufacturers around the world followed that trend. However, China's safety experts have decided that these designs are not safe for the road. A new law is coming that will likely make these trendy wheels disappear from the world's biggest car market.
axios 15h ago 20°

5 of the most-botched deportations of Trump 2.0

The Department of Homeland Security is rushing to fulfill President Trump's mass deportation goals, and its haste has led to high-profile deportation screwups.Why it matters: The high-visibility enforcement campaign has drawn attention to every tactic from Trump's immigration enforcers, including when they're on the wrong side of the law and public opinion.The big picture: As of late January, DHS said it had deported 675,000 undocumented immigrants.But from the earliest weeks...
hbr 43h ago 19°

The Benefits—and Challenges—of an Insider CEO

All eyes will be on the newly minted CEOs at Target, Walmart, and Disney as they try to show they were the right insiders for the top job.
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