Iran and Oman have agreed to discuss a pact for managing transit costs through the Strait of Hormuz, which could ease concerns over a potential tolling arrangement. The two countries will focus on finding an agreement that meets international standards for navigation services in the region. They aim to keep the strategic waterway secure while … Read more
“Disclosure Day,” directed by Steven Spielberg, brings back memories of classic alien encounters in films like “Close Encounters of the Third Kind” and “E.T.” The new thriller follows data analyst Daniel Kellner as he steals top-secret files from a cybersecurity firm collaborating with the government. Chased by the villainous head of Wardex, Colin Firth’s character … Read more
A popular tech website, Android Police, is experiencing technical issues with its webpage about an Android 17 audio quality upgrade. The site is currently unreachable due to a temporary problem or has been permanently relocated to a different URL, according to the website’s error message. Source: https://www.androidpolice.com/android-17-audio-quality-upgrade
Boston’s FiDO Pizza has closed its doors after less than a year of operation in the Lower Allston neighborhood. The pizzeria announced on Instagram that its final day of service would be Sunday, June 21. FiDO was known for its New York-style pies with a charred crust made from fermented dough and three New England-milled … Read more
The US Senate Judiciary Committee approved legislation allowing televised broadcasts of Supreme Court proceedings, a move backed by open government advocates amid sagging public confidence in the high court. Only 42% of Americans approve of the court’s performance, according to a recent Gallup poll, as partisanship and unpopular decisions contribute to the low approval rate. … Read more
In a historic C-SPAN speech, then-Rep. Al Gore (D-Tennessee) said TV would impact Congress. He hoped “good” would outweigh “bad.” A century later, the prediction about TV’s effect holds up, but not his optimism on politics’ nature. Source: https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2026/06/22/cameras-inside-supreme-court-would-mean-more-grandstanding
Axios protects its site with a security service that verifies users aren’t malicious bots, displaying this page temporarily while checking authenticity. Source: https://www.axios.com/2026/06/19/trump-anthropic-national-security-the-axios-show
The XREAL Aura smart glasses are set to launch in fall 2026, promising a new standard in wearable technology with its lightweight design and advanced AI capabilities. Weighing less than 95 grams, the device is engineered for comfort during prolonged use, while its split compute architecture ensures high performance without adding bulk to the glasses … Read more
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Two bipartisan bills promoting court transparency, supported by Fix the Court, have advanced out of the Senate Judiciary Committee. The Cameras in the Courtroom Act would require the Supreme Court justices to livestream their oral arguments and opinion announcements. The Sunshine the Courtroom Act would give district and appeals court judges authority to decide whether … Read more