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Two Ships Named Defiant: DARPA’s Crewless USX-1 Still Has No Navy Handoff While a Battleship Proposal Wears the Same Name

Two Ships Named Defiant: DARPA’s Crewless USX-1 Still Has No Navy Handoff While a Battleship Proposal Wears the Same Name

USX-1 Defiant, the crewless NOMARS hull Reddit exposed in Puget Sound, is in final trials with no public Navy transfer date. A proposed Trump-class battleship, USS Defiant, now shares the…
Visa and Mastercard Kept Settling OnlyFans Charges After a Whistleblower Says They Were Warned About Child Sexual Abuse Material

Visa and Mastercard Kept Settling OnlyFans Charges After a Whistleblower Says They Were Warned About Child Sexual Abuse Material

A compliance specialist told FinCEN that Visa and Mastercard kept clearing OnlyFans payments after 2021 warnings about child sexual abuse material. Both companies deny it. Plaintiffs later cited that account…
TikTok Came Back With a Thank-You Screen Before Anyone Proved the Algorithm Changed Hands

TikTok Came Back With a Thank-You Screen Before Anyone Proved the Algorithm Changed Hands

TikTok's welcome-back screen thanked a political stay. The later joint venture left ByteDance with 19.9 percent, a licensed algorithm, and the advertising business.
Galaxy S24 Heat and Battery Drain Followed the Firmware, Not the Launch Event

Galaxy S24 Heat and Battery Drain Followed the Firmware, Not the Launch Event

Galaxy S24 owners met heat, idle battery drain, and slow charging after One UI updates, including a July 2026 security patch Samsung did not publicly own.
TikTok Went Dark in the United States and Showed What a Sale-or-Ban Law Does to a Phone

TikTok Went Dark in the United States and Showed What a Sale-or-Ban Law Does to a Phone

TikTok, Lemon8, and CapCut went dark in January 2025 before a joint venture rewrote the letterhead. The shutdown screen was the law, not a glitch.
TikTok Kept the Feed After the Supreme Court Because ByteDance Licensed the Algorithm and Sold the Cap Table

TikTok Kept the Feed After the Supreme Court Because ByteDance Licensed the Algorithm and Sold the Cap Table

The Supreme Court upheld TikTok's sale-or-ban law. ByteDance later kept 19.9 percent and licensed the algorithm to a U.S. joint venture.
The Cash, the Vials, and the Twenty Years: How Takeshi Ebisawa’s Drug Sting Became a Plutonium Prosecution

The Cash, the Vials, and the Twenty Years: How Takeshi Ebisawa’s Drug Sting Became a Plutonium Prosecution

A 20-year sentence closed Takeshi Ebisawa's guilty plea. The file still turns on Tokyo cash, Bangkok vials, and a plutonium offer made to a DEA sting.
Meta Is Testing Community Notes Across 16 Latin American Countries Before the U.S. Version Has Been Audited

Meta Is Testing Community Notes Across 16 Latin American Countries Before the U.S. Version Has Been Audited

Meta opened Community Notes signups in 16 Latin American countries while the Oversight Board says it still has not received the risk criteria.
Rabbit CEO Jesse Lyu Says Tesla Full Self-Driving Drove Him Onto Santa Monica Light-Rail Tracks With a Train Behind Him

Rabbit CEO Jesse Lyu Says Tesla Full Self-Driving Drove Him Onto Santa Monica Light-Rail Tracks With a Train Behind Him

Jesse Lyu shut off Tesla Full Self-Driving and ran a red light to leave Santa Monica light-rail tracks. Later software versions were still drawing complaints at railroad crossings.
Hundreds of Thousands of Police Reports Now Start as Axon Draft One Text While California Forces Agencies to Keep the First Machine Draft

Hundreds of Thousands of Police Reports Now Start as Axon Draft One Text While California Forces Agencies to Keep the First Machine Draft

Axon says its report-writing tools have helped produce more than 600,000 police reports. California requires agencies to keep the first machine draft. Axon's retention switch still starts off.
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