In Washington’s conservative dating scene, singles are finding it challenging to connect with like-minded individuals due to the intense partisan divide. Many believe that finding a partner who shares their values and views on politics is crucial for a successful relationship. However, the rise of Trump and increased polarization have made it difficult to find … Read more
Some parents are rethinking their reliance on screens for young kids. The Sidders, who gave their 6-month-old daughter Scarlett a phone to calm her down, soon realized it wasn’t the solution they thought it was. Now, at 16 months old, Scarlett spends more time engaging with family members and less screen time. Experts warn that … Read more
Microsoft has begun rolling out a new Start menu for Windows 11 as part of the latest optional non-security update. The updated version, known as KB5067036, includes features like customizable layouts, quality of life improvements, and better app organization. The new layout promotes an “all apps” list to the main page and offers two additional … Read more
A federal judge in Southern California has disqualified acting US attorney Bill Essayli from several cases, citing that he stayed in the temporary job longer than allowed by law. US District Judge J Michael Seabright ruled that Essayli’s authority expired on July 29, 2025, and he is not qualified to perform the functions of Acting … Read more
Google’s older Pixel models, like the Pixel 6 Pro and Pixel 7 Pro, have hardware capable of supporting precision finding through their UWB chip. However, they don’t work due to a lack of support for background ranging. Without this feature, apps can’t use UWB in the background to estimate an item’s location. The reason behind … Read more
A microchip shortage is causing production disruptions in the auto industry, starting with Honda’s plants in North America. The issue began when Nexperia, a Dutch chip maker, stopped exporting products from China due to a geopolitical dispute involving the US and Chinese governments. This has led to low chip supplies for automakers and suppliers worldwide, … Read more
Ransomware attackers have lost their appeal, with payments reaching an all-time low of 23%. According to Coveware’s Q4 2025 report, the success rate of ransomware blackmail and extortion attempts has dropped significantly. However, this shift in tactics comes with a new goal: data exfiltration. Instead of focusing on locking systems, attackers are now prioritizing the … Read more
The Netflix lineup is losing a popular sci-fi film, Starship Troopers, on Halloween. The 1997 movie, starring Casper Van Dien and Dina Meyer, has become a cult classic despite initially receiving negative reviews upon its release. Its satirical tone and sci-fi presentation have made it feel ahead of its time. The film will be replaced … Read more
Ransomware attacks are becoming increasingly common, and they can have devastating consequences for organizations. According to a recent survey, two-thirds of organizations experienced ransomware attacks in the past two years, and many suffered multiple attacks. The problem is not just about the volume of attacks, but also the severity and expanding target variety. Threat actors … Read more
A US federal judge in Hawaii disqualified the US Attorney for Los Angeles, Bill Essayli, from leading the office but allowed him to stay as the top deputy. The ruling is part of a growing trend of challenges by lawyers and public defenders to Trump-appointed prosecutors who were appointed without Senate confirmation or congressional oversight. … Read more