Lawsuit demands Logitech pay customers tariff refunds
Lawsuit: Logitech kept tariff refunds while customers paid higher prices.
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Motorola’s GrapheneOS Phones to Launch in 2027 at Premium Prices
GrapheneOS will support Motorola flagships in 2027, likely at prices above Pixels. The first devices may be foldables.
Lawsuit Accuses Compass of Hiding Zillow Listings to Inflate NYC Rents
Two NYC renters sue Compass, alleging it hid Zillow listings to create an artificial shortage and drive up rents across Manhattan. The class action seeks to represent affected renters citywide.
Thunderquakes help map underground structures
A Penn State team turned thunderquakes into a seismic imaging tool using a campus fiber optic cable, revealing hidden weak zones.
Trump administration calls for new federal spaceport to keep pace with launch boom
The Trump administration’s new space policy calls for additional federal launch and reentry sites to handle a projected surge to over 1,000 launches per year.
Last Roadless Forests at Risk as Roadless Rule Faces Dismantling
The Trump administration’s plan to rescind the Roadless Rule would open nearly 59 million acres of national forest to development, threatening wildlife and clean water.
Hibernation Wipes Out Most Synapses, but Mouse Memories Survive
Mice lost more than half of their synapses during a hibernation-like state, but their memories survived. Clustered engram connections may hold the key.
Carney Vows Canada Will Match US Tariffs ‘Dollar for Dollar’
Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada will respond to new US tariffs with matching measures after trade talks with Washington collapsed.
US Envoy Says Israel Gave No Notice Before Syria Base Strike
US envoy Tom Barrack accuses Israel of not warning Washington before striking Syria’s Abu Duhur base. Israel says it shared intelligence before the attack.
Putin warns Ukraine of economic retaliation, calls peace plans ‘strange’
In an interview with Russian channel Vesti, Putin threatened Ukraine’s most vulnerable economic sectors and rejected peace proposals as ‘strange’ and ‘unacceptable.’