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Galaxy S24 owners are still fighting heat, a bossy camera app, and One UI updates that turned a flagship into a hand warmer long after the launch event ended.

A 14-hour blackout in January 2025, a sale-or-ban statute the Supreme Court left standing, and a January 2026 joint venture that still has not quieted the national-security fight over who…

The justices treated a sale-or-ban statute as foreign-commerce power, not as a First Amendment rescue of a foreign-controlled feed. The January 2026 deal rewrote the org chart, not the statute.

A Manhattan judge gave Takeshi Ebisawa 20 years after a DEA sting that began with Golden Triangle drugs and ended with laboratory-confirmed traces of uranium, thorium, and weapons-grade plutonium.

Mark Zuckerberg timed the shift to a political weather change. The product question is who writes the note and how far a false claim travels before one attaches.

Lyu shut the system off and ran a red light to get off the rails. A train was a block behind him. The algorithm, he said, should never choose the…

Draft One turns body-worn camera audio into a first-person incident narrative. Officers still sign the report. California's SB 524 and an Axon December 2025 setting now push departments to retain…

The Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens fined Uber 290 million euros on August 26, 2024, for sending EEA driver data to the United States without Article 44 safeguards. Uber appealed. On August 17,…

Pavel Durov was arrested at Le Bourget on August 24, 2024, and indicted four days later on 12 counts tied to crimes on Telegram. France lifted the travel ban in…

Tomorrow.Bio, Alcor, and the Cryonics Institute store legally dead patients in liquid nitrogen for six-figure fees. No human has been revived. Organ vitrification research is advancing. Whole-body revival is not.