FTC settlement forces Shutterstock to refund $35 million for hard‑to‑cancel subscriptions, spotlighting enforcement on SaaS billing practices.

Three high‑scoring Hacker News posts expose a retro web curiosity, a looming service‑market shift, and a multi‑language Lisp map.

Pope Leo XIV's first encyclical, Magnifica humanitas, published on May 25.

New e-ink devices from Dory, Yota, and Inku showcase low-power displays moving beyond niche readers.

Two senators seek answers on NASA's Mars spacecraft performance.

Character AI unveils new safety tools for teens amid lawsuits

House Democrats claim a health‑care win, but a Republican Senate and Trump administration could blunt their agenda.

Big tech companies are stockpiling AI chips, new Android tablets hit the market, and layoff trends take a turn for the worse.

X‑rays, CT scans, and metal detectors turn hobbyists into discoverers, from a Pompeii doctor to a 5,000‑year‑old sword and Denmark’s Odin bracteate.

Open‑source Haiku OS finally runs on Apple’s M1 hardware, marking a rare ARM64 desktop OS on the platform.

Apple's upcoming macOS 27 will no longer support four older Mac models. The company also introduces new security features, including AI-powered vulnerability detection.

Elon Musk's social media platform X faces criticism and lawsuits