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Cybercriminals released 802,000 stolen accounts in one day during the World Cup group stage
In 1991, India’s foreign exchange reserves had fallen so low the government secretly airlifted 47 tonnes of gold abroad as collateral for an emergency loan, and within a decade the same economy would go on to become a software exporting giant
Face AI upgrades its video face swap tool with faster processing and better tracking
Shopping for Back-to-school? These are the gaming laptops I’d recommend
The blood-brain barrier lets glucose and ketones cross freely, but blocks 98% of small-molecule drugs — and the tight junctions doing the filtering are only about 4 nanometers wide
When researchers presenting at the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference this week described a blood test that flags people 5 to 10 years before symptoms appear, they were reporting on a panel of plasma biomarkers that correctly predicted cognitive decline in roughly 90 percent of participants tracked across a decade.
Jensen Huang’s leather jacket sold for $960,000 at Sotheby’s, 96 times its retail price
Google used Veo and Gemini to reconstruct the greatest goal Pelé ever scored, which was never filmed
Xpeng debuted its flying car in Germany. It has 7,000 orders and a factory that can build 10,000 a year.
Apple raised iPhone 17 prices by 10% in Japan as the yen hovers near a four-decade low
TSMC posted record $40 billion revenue. Its stock fell 4%. Investors are no longer buying the AI spending story on faith.
Spanish satellite startup Sateliot wants €150 million to beam 5G directly to smartphones from orbit
Fine, electric mountain bikes don’t suck
In April 1967, a Palo Alto history teacher named Ron Jones invented a classroom movement called The Third Wave and shut it down on day five when 200 students showed up in uniform expecting a national leader
A single cup of raw spinach delivers about 750 milligrams of oxalic acid — a plant defense compound potent enough to crystallize in human kidneys and bind calcium out of the bloodstream
Astronauts lose roughly 1% of their bone mineral density every month in orbit — a rate that outpaces severe osteoporosis on Earth by more than tenfold
Sardinian shepherds in the Ogliastra highlands carry a rare variant of the M26 Y-chromosome haplogroup found almost nowhere else on Earth, and geneticists think 10,000 years of mountain isolation is why the island produced so many centenarians
NASA just paid three private companies $600 million to land on the Moon four times in 2028 — and the identical instruments they’re carrying reveal what the agency is really building toward

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