Trending Stories on AI, Money, Gadgets, Cricket & More
Trending Stories on AI, Money, Gadgets, Cricket & More
New Zealand posted 208/6 in Raipur — and it was nowhere near enough. Ishan Kishan's 21-ball fifty and Suryakumar Yadav's unbeaten 82 powered India home with 28 balls to spare, a record for any 200-plus chase.
An attack on Dammam's King Fahd airport killed one person and injured eight — and within hours, Washington ordered its non-emergency staff and their families out of Saudi Arabia. The region's crisis just widened.
New Zealand posted 225/4 — their highest T20I total at home — and still lost. India's chase, finished by Sanju Samson and Naman Dhir with two balls to spare, was a Christchurch classic.
A US judge has ordered Meta to pay $25 billion over the Cambridge Analytica scandal — a record-breaking penalty that works out to roughly an eighth of one year of Meta's revenue. Meta says it will appeal.
ChatGPT's new Locked Chats hides sensitive conversations behind a PIN or Face ID. It's genuinely useful for shared devices — but it is not encryption, and one mistake deletes everything.
Jio Platforms' ₹30,213 crore IPO — the biggest in India's history — opened this morning and was fully subscribed within 100 minutes, a new record. Here are the verified numbers behind the rush.
SpaceX just reported its first-ever profit as a public company, and its AI business now earns more than Starlink. Then Musk dropped the bigger news: SpaceX and Tesla are formally discussing a merger.
The "Endgame: Encore" re-release pushed Marvel's epic past Avatar to $2.9255 billion worldwide — and James Cameron responded with a classy Iron Man tribute. The full story of cinema's friendliest rivalry.
Anthropic quietly pitched Congress a draft bill letting the government block AI models — but only if they threaten $1 billion in damage or 50+ casualties. Here's what's in it and why the bar matters.
Amazon just launched two AI devices that listen to your conversations all day and turn them into reminders and to-dos. The $75 Bee Frontier is on sale now — but the always-listening pitch comes with big privacy questions.