BBC News

  1. Crackdown on Channel crossing social media adverts
  2. Ukraine drone attack sparks fire at Sochi oil depot, Russian authorities say
  3. Melting glaciers threaten to wipe out European villages - is the steep cost to protect them worth it?
  4. Jeremy Corbyn's new party needs a name and it's trickier than you might think
  5. BBC launches investigation into Strictly 'drug use'
  6. Family condemns Hamas video showing emaciated Israeli hostage
  7. Mum's 'brutal' murder still a mystery 20 years on
  8. The mystery of Winston Churchill's dead platypus was unsolved - until now
  9. Tan lines. Once hidden, now sought after, but can they make a safe comeback?
  10. Their children can't eat, speak or walk - so forgotten Zika mothers raise them together
  11. Bend It Like Beckham 'made me feel heard and seen'
  12. Attenborough gives 'family feels' in new show Parenthood
  13. Tens of thousands turn out for Sydney pro-Palestinian march
  14. Russian volcano erupts for first time in more than 500 years
  15. Harry Hill says his stepfather's death made him pursue comedy career

Hacker News

  1. Twenty Eighth International Obfuscated C Code Contest
  2. A Real PowerBook: The Macintosh Application Environment on a Pa-RISC Laptop
  3. Helsinki records zero traffic deaths for full year
  4. Build Your Own Minisforum N5 Inspired Mini NAS: A Comprehensive Guide
  5. Micron rolls out 276-layer SSD trio for speed, scale, and stability
  6. Telo MT1
  7. People still use our old-fashioned Unix login servers
  8. C++26 Reflections adventures and compile-time UML
  9. 6 weeks of Claude Code
  10. Writing a basic service for GNU Guix
  11. Lina Khan points to Figma IPO as vindication of M&A scrutiny
  12. PixiEditor 2.0 – A FOSS universal 2D graphics editor
  13. We may not like what we become if A.I. solves loneliness
  14. Anandtech.com now redirects to its forums
  15. Seed7 – The Extensible Programming Language

r/Reddit Frontpage

  1. Out of order escalator sign at my local shopping centre.
  2. Activists in Downtown Los Angeles forcing the fascists to look themselves in the mirror [OC]
  3. TIL the TV show Scrubs was filmed in the North Hollywood Medical Center, using the entire decommissioned hospital. All of the writers also worked inside it, and…
  4. Prominent Indian ex-MP gets life sentence for rape
  5. Got a McDonald’s 20 pack of all boots
  6. Four Years of opening my Gaming Project in Yemen
  7. How do you feel about the fact that Trump has been in office for less than 7 months and has already taken 47 days off and spent over $65 million of taxpayer mon…
  8. ▶Géode from our shelter, getting pampered before a meeting for a possible adoption. Fingers crossed.
  9. Maine police chief says officer arrested by ICE is missed by colleagues and was eligible to work
  10. My Grandad in Egypt 1932. He was 33 at the time
  11. Small earthquake rattles parts of New York City area, New Jersey
  12. ▶Why Nobody Wants To Visit Las Vegas Right Now
  13. Fan arrested for throwing sex toy during Valkyries-Dream game
  14. Children as young as 12 are not only aware of OnlyFans but see it as a viable and even empowering way to make money. Promotion of OnlyFans on TikTok, Instagram,…
  15. NASA won't publish key climate change report online, citing 'no legal obligation' to do so

Lobsters

  1. The /o in Ruby regex stands for “oh the humanity!”
  2. Parse, don’t validate
  3. Tagged Unions are actually quite sexy
  4. How do you backup your non-work-related data?
  5. How to help someone use a computer
  6. It's rude to show AI output to people
  7. This Month in Ladybird - July 2025
  8. C Language Enum Tips & Tricks (2021)
  9. Twenty Eighth International Obfuscated C Code Contest
  10. A real PowerBook: the Macintosh Application Environment on a PA-RISC laptop
  11. Compressing Icelandic name declension patterns into a 3.27 kB trie
  12. Jujutsu For Busy Devs, Part 2: "How Do I...?"
  13. The Rubik's Cube Perfect Scramble
  14. Type Safety Back and Forth
  15. Less Glue, More Product: Why Elixir Shrinks Architectural Complexity

Slashdot

  1. Itch.Io Starts Returning the Free Games It Removed From Its Store
  2. America's Los Alamos Lab Is Now Investing Heavily In AI For Science
  3. Fiverr Ad Mocks Vibe Coding - with a Singing Overripe Avocado
  4. Would AI Perform Better If We Simulated Guilt?
  5. Despite Breach and Lawsuits, Tea Dating App Surges in Popularity
  6. Four Radioactive Wasp Nests Found Near US Nuclear Storage Site
  7. AI Tools Gave False Information About Tsunami Advisories
  8. Satellites, Drones, and AI: the New 'High-Tech Quest to Fight Wildfires'
  9. New Steam on Linux Market Share Stats 'Likely the Largest Surveyed Figure Ever'
  10. Early Universe's 'Little Red Dots' May Be Black Hole Stars
  11. Facing US Chip Restrictions, China Pitches Global Cooperation on AI
  12. For Sale: a 1990 Airstream Trailer/NASA Command Vehicle for Space Shuttle Landings
  13. Top AI Salaries Dwarf Those of the Manhattan Project and the Space Race
  14. Researchers Map Where Solar Energy Delivers the Biggest Climate Payoff
  15. Lying Increases Trust In Science, Study Finds

Articles on Smashing Magazine — For Web Designers And Developers

  1. Stories Of August (2025 Wallpapers Edition)
  2. The Core Model: Start FROM The Answer, Not WITH The Solution
  3. Web Components: Working With Shadow DOM
  4. Designing Better UX For Left-Handed People
  5. Handling JavaScript Event Listeners With Parameters
  6. Why Non-Native Content Designers Improve Global UX
  7. Tiny Screens, Big Impact: The Forgotten Art Of Developing Web Apps For Feature Phones
  8. Design Patterns For AI Interfaces
  9. Unmasking The Magic: The Wizard Of Oz Method For UX Research
  10. Droip: The Modern Website Builder WordPress Needed
  11. Design Guidelines For Better Notifications UX
  12. CSS Intelligence: Speculating On The Future Of A Smarter Language
  13. Turning User Research Into Real Organizational Change
  14. Never Stop Exploring (July 2025 Wallpapers Edition)
  15. Can Good UX Protect Older Users From Digital Scams?

The Onion

  1. Pregnant Women Turned Away From ERs Despite Federal Law
  2. Coworker Asks If Woman Interested In Reliving Childhood Trauma On Work Volleyball Team
  3. Hormel Introduces New Chili Formula For Mothers Who Can’t Produce Own Chili
  4. Study Finds Repeatedly Patting Thighs Still Remains Best Way To Get Sat On
  5. Trump Campaign Hacked By Iran
  6. J.D. Vance Accuses Tim Walz Of Stolen Valor For Wearing ‘Grill Master’ Apron
  7. Newly Sober God Admits He Has No Recollection Of Creating Universe
  8. Crush Not Texting You Because His Feelings So Strong That They Scare Him, Finds Imaginary Study
  9. Tim Walz: ‘I Have Killed, And I Will Kill Again’
  10. R. Kelly Petitions Supreme Court To Watch Him Pee
  11. Third Person Dies In Boar’s Head Deli Meat Listeria Outbreak
  12. Sofa So Good
  13. Tim Walz: A Career Timeline
  14. Study: Gen Z Having Less Sex Due To Allure Of Leftovers At Home
  15. Dr. Scholl’s Recalls All Products After Announcing Only Way To Fix Flat Feet Is With Eugenics

WIRED

  1. Peacock Feathers Are Stunning. They Can Also Emit Laser Beams
  2. 9 Best Indoor Security Cameras (2025): For Homes and Apartments
  3. The 45 Best Movies on Netflix Right Now (August 2025)
  4. The 45 Best Shows on Netflix Right Now (August 2025)
  5. Trump Promised to ‘Drill, Baby, Drill.’ The New Rigs Are Nowhere to Be Found
  6. Google Will Use AI to Guess People’s Ages Based on Search History
  7. 11 Best Coolers WIRED Tested for Every Budget, Any Situation (2025)
  8. Gear News of the Week: Insta360 Debuts a Drone Company, and DJI Surprises With an 8K 360 Camera
  9. Anthropic Revokes OpenAI's Access to Claude
  10. Tesla Found Partly Liable in 2019 Autopilot Death
  11. WIRED Roundup: ChatGPT Goes Full Demon Mode
  12. Itch.io Is Restoring NSFW Games—as Long as They’re Free
  13. Inside Jeffrey Epstein’s Forgotten AI Summit
  14. 11 Best Laptops for College Students (2025), Including Tablets and 2-in-1s
  15. The First Widespread Cure for HIV Could Be in Children

Core77

  1. Core77 Weekly Roundup (7-28-25 to 8-1-25)
  2. A Torpedo Level That Changes Color When It's Level or Plumb
  3. Heller Figures Out How to Make Plastic Furniture That Doesn't Shed Microplastics
  4. A Game-Changing Tool Design: Powered Fence Post Drivers
  5. New Book: "How Play Shifts Our Thinking, Inspires Connection, and Sparks Creativity"
  6. Why Industrial Facility Designed the Humble-Looking Hiroi Chair
  7. ARES' Brilliant, Low-Tech Energy Storage System Uses Recycled Materials, Gravity and Rocks
  8. The Amazon Delivery Missile: 30 Second Deliveries
  9. Knoll Brings Back an '80s Design Classic
  10. Product Design Student's Self-Project Leads to Massive Business Success
  11. The Kuzma Self-Playing Guitar System
  12. The Matthews Air Climber: Raises Heavy Loads 25 Feet Using an Air Compressor
  13. Better Than Foam: Fluid-Filled Earplugs for a Perfect Fit
  14. A Folding Vise for Work Vans
  15. Chemistry vs. Sexual Assault: A Date-Rape-Drug-Detecting Skin Sticker

MacRumors: Mac News and Rumors - All Stories

  1. Apple Sues Movie Theater Chain With Similar 'Apple Cinemas' Name
  2. iPhone 17 Pro's Metal Battery Allegedly Revealed [Updated]
  3. Best Apple Deals of the Week: M4 MacBook Air and MacBook Pro Hit New Record Low Prices
  4. Top Stories: iOS 18.6 Released, iPhone 17 Leaks, and More
  5. iOS 26: 10+ Features Coming to the Phone App
  6. macOS Tahoe Review: Spotlight Shines, Liquid Glass Disappoints
  7. CalDigit TS5 Plus Dock Review: Maximum Ports, Maximum Power
  8. Tim Cook Defends Apple's AI Delay: 'We've Rarely Been First'
  9. Apple Watch Series 1 Now Obsolete
  10. T-Mobile Completes UScellular Acquisition
  11. Check Out This Music Video Shot With 40 iPhones
  12. Verizon Ending Free Apple Arcade Access and Loyalty Discounts
  13. The MacRumors Show: Latest iPhone 17 and iPhone 17 Air Rumors
  14. iOS 26: See How Long Your iPhone Will Take to Fully Charge
  15. Apple Warns Investors About Risk of Massive Deal With Google Ending

Ars Technica - All content

  1. Five children see HIV viral loads vanish after taking antiretroviral drugs
  2. With Trump’s cutbacks, crew heads for ISS unsure of when they’ll come back
  3. At $250 million, top AI salaries dwarf those of the Manhattan Project and the Space Race
  4. RIP Corporation for Public Broadcasting: 1967–2026
  5. Under RFK Jr, CDC skips study on vaccination rates, quietly posts data on drop
  6. Tesla loses Autopilot wrongful death case in $329 million verdict
  7. Ukraine rescues soldier via drone delivery of complete e-bike
  8. The curious case of Russia’s charm offensive with NASA this week
  9. Delta denies using AI to come up with inflated, personalized prices
  10. ChatGPT users shocked to learn their chats were in Google search results
  11. Amazon is considering shoving ads into Alexa+ conversations
  12. Research roundup: 7 cool science stories we almost missed
  13. Citing “market conditions,” Nintendo hikes prices of original Switch consoles
  14. Google releases Gemini 2.5 Deep Think for AI Ultra subscribers
  15. Backpage survivors will receive $200M to cover medical, health bills

Boing Boing

  1. Feeling lonely in Hyrule? Fan-made mod adds co-op to The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
  2. What being online is like now
  3. Radioactive rhino horns deter poaching
  4. The real, hilarious titles put on Japan's adult videos
  5. Still got DVDs? That's adorable. Let's digitize them all for $30.
  6. Your iPhone's hoarding intervention starts now
  7. ChatGPT users shocked to find private therapy sessions exposed in Google searches
  8. Leopard seals woo mates with nursery rhymes
  9. Meet the clever monkeys running a sophisticated theft ring in Bali
  10. I broke up with Microsoft 365 and bought Office 2024 for $130—no regrets here!
  11. Tesla found liable in fatal Autopilot crash
  12. How Houston Symphony's percussionist built the 22-pound hammer that delivers Mahler's "blows of fate" in Symphony No. 6
  13. Russia goads Trump into deploying nuclear submarines
  14. Apple's iPad parts pricing demonstrates malicious compliance
  15. From dodo bones to devil pinball: Inside the year's strangest auction

Engadget is a web magazine with obsessive daily coverage of everything new in gadgets and consumer electronics

  1. Darksiders 4 was not on my 2025 bingo card
  2. NASA's latest mission to the ISS features a bacterial experiment
  3. X has to prove it wasn't negligent when removing CSAM from its site
  4. YouTube is testing Instagram-style collabs
  5. Instagram public accounts with less than 1,000 followers can no longer go live
  6. Engadget review recap: Samsung Z Flip 7, Oakley Meta glasses, DJI Osmo 360 and more
  7. A terrific 2D Ninja Gaiden, housefly bucket lists and other new indie games worth checking out
  8. Tesla found partially liable for a deadly 2019 crash
  9. GOG is giving away a selection of adult games to protest censorship
  10. T-Mobile now officially owns UScellular
  11. Want to download the iOS 26 beta on your iPhone today? Here's a list of all compatible Apple devices
  12. Everything you need to know about iOS 26 beta release: How to download it on your iPhone, new Apple features like Liquid Glass and more
  13. Microsoft is killing its failed ChromeOS competitor, Windows 11 SE
  14. OpenAI is removing ChatGPT conversations from Google
  15. Some goo.gl URLs will live to fight another day

The Register

  1. Hollywood plays unwitting Cameo in Kremlin plot to discredit Zelensky
  2. To be, or not to be, in the office. Has returning to work stalled?
  3. Google's Project Ellman: Merging photo and search data to create digital twin chatbot
  4. Competing Section 702 surveillance bills on collision path for US House floor
  5. Musk takes SEC 'Twitter sitter' consent decree appeal to US Supreme Court
  6. Microsoft to intro dedicated mode for Cloud PCs
  7. AMD thinks it can solve the power/heat problem with chiplets and code
  8. Open source forkers stick an OpenBao in the oven
  9. Uncle Sam plows $42M into nurturing fusion breakthrough
  10. Datacenters feeling the heat to turn hot air into cool solutions
  11. That call center tech scammer could be a human trafficking victim
  12. Messed up metadata could be to blame for Microsoft's Windows printer woes
  13. Time for a Geeko remix: openSUSE is looking for a new logo
  14. Microsoft's relationship with OpenAI now in competition regulator's sights
  15. Systemd 255 is here with improved UKI support

The Next Web

  1. Can Europe’s AI rules turn worker protections into a competitive edge?
  2. Why traditional VC is failing deep tech — and what can fix it
  3. Browzwear snaps up Dutch AI fashion model startup Lalaland
  4. Cleo launches new ‘AI money coach’ to help fix your spending habits
  5. Proton VPN rises to top UK app charts as porn age checks kick in
  6. A satellite just used AI to make its own decisions in space — and NASA’s stoked
  7. Swiss startup says its AI weather forecaster beats Microsoft, Google
  8. Vibe coding platform Lovable becomes fastest-growing software startup ever
  9. Spotify’s AI songs from dead artists spark fresh outrage over exploitation
  10. Why navigating ongoing uncertainty requires living in the now, near, and next

Lifehacker

  1. Apple's Latest Security Patch Fixes a Zero-Day Vulnerability Targeting Chrome
  2. The M1 MacBook Air Is Down to $600 Right Now
  3. Proton Just Launched Its Own Privacy-Focused Authenticator App
  4. I'm a Deals Writer, and These Are the Top 10 Tech Sales This Week
  5. Why You Can't Rely on Skechers' AirTag Sneakers to Track Your Kids
  6. Instagram Reels Has a Download Button, but There's a Catch
  7. The First Seven Things to Do With Your Merach Stair Stepper (so You Actually Use It)
  8. The Google Pixel 9a Doesn't Have a Camera Bar, but That's Not the Only Reason I Love It
  9. Whoop's Age-Estimating 'Healthspan' Feature Is Coming to These Older Devices
  10. You Might Have Sent Your ChatGPT Conversations to Google
  11. I Like Peloton's Mindful 'Reflection Rides' More Than I Thought I Would
  12. The 25 Best Movies Streaming on Peacock Right Now
  13. This Is Why You Can’t Go Live on Instagram Anymore
  14. Amazon Prime Members Can Get Two Free E-Books in August
  15. The Original Nintendo Switch Is About to Get More Expensive

NYT > World News

  1. A Former American Soldier Finds a Home in Mexican Wrestling
  2. No Passports, No Study Abroad: China Limits Public Employees’ Travel
  3. Sykes-Picot, the 109-Year-Old Pact That Looms Over French and British Moves to Recognize a Palestinian State
  4. Putin Widens Effort to Control Russia’s Internet
  5. With Festivities and Papal Prayer, the Vatican Aims to Attract the Young
  6. New Hostage Videos Sow Fear and Horror in Israel
  7. India Will Buy Russian Oil Despite Trump’s Threats, Officials Say
  8. Iran Is Holding at Least 4 US Citizens, Rights Groups and Families Say
  9. An American Team Went to Combat Haiti’s Gangs, Then Lost Two of Its Own
  10. Mike Huckabee, Israel’s Passionate Defender as Gaza War Drives Allies Away
  11. Protesters in Thailand Denounce Prime Minister After Clashes With Cambodia
  12. Photos From a Gaza Airdrop
  13. U.S. Victims of Hamas and Hezbollah Attacks Sue UNRWA
  14. How Trump Is Transforming the U.S. Government’s Environmental Role
  15. A Fish Falls From the Sky and Sparks a Brush Fire in British Columbia

The Verge

  1. Today I’m toying with
  2. Samsung’s Galaxy Watch 8 just came out and you can already save $50
  3. The enforcer that could break up Apple and Google is facing upheaval
  4. The ‘Epstein files’ implosion bleeds into foreign policy
  5. The best fitness trackers and watches we’ve tested
  6. Time Flies is a short meditation on the meaning of life
  7. I tried ‘Bricking’ my phone to fix my brain
  8. BougeRV’s portable solar fridge is quietly annoying
  9. Zuckerberg’s ‘personal superintelligence’ plan: fill your free time with more AI
  10. Delta’s dynamic AI pricing plan sounds different now

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  11. Why Wi-Fi 8 is Essential for Your Next Network Upgrade: Beyond Speed
  12. What is API Versioning?

Al Jazeera – Breaking News, World News and Video from Al Jazeera

  1. Week in Pictures: From Russian missile attacks on Kyiv to floods in China
  2. China and Russia begin joint military drills in Sea of Japan
  3. Ukraine claims drone strike on oil refinery in Russia
  4. Four workers die after falling into a manhole in Japan
  5. US museum denies political pressure in removal of Trump impeachment display
  6. Russia’s drone attacks on Ukraine hit record high in July
  7. Israeli forces kill 62 Palestinians in Gaza since dawn, medics say
  8. US Senate confirms former Fox News host Pirro as DC top prosecutor
  9. Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,256
  10. Syrian government, Kurdish-led SDF trade blame over northern Syria attack
  11. Canadian wildfire smoke triggers air quality alerts in US
  12. US authorities investigating ex-Trump prosecutor Jack Smith
  13. Siraj strikes after Jaiswal helps India set England daunting target
  14. Ukraine says defence sector corruption scheme uncovered
  15. What’s the fallout from Trump’s new batch of tariffs?

The Guardian

  1. Regret, resentment and Reform UK: jailed Rotherham rioters one year on
  2. Knife throwing and cheeseburger spinning: the agony and ecstasy of being a viral trickshot video star
  3. The US attacks on Iran have backfired horribly – but a path to peace is still possible | Simon Tisdall
  4. I lost my hearing in one ear and I’m worried I won’t find a new job | Ask Annalisa Barbieri
  5. The Count of Monte Cristo review – you’ll have to pause every 45 seconds to shake your head at its daftness
  6. The end of the road? What The Salt Path scandal means for the nature memoir
  7. Israel closes 88% of cases of alleged war crimes or abuse without charges – report
  8. Revealed: Yorkshire Water boss was paid extra £1.3m via offshore parent firm
  9. Bank of England forecast to cut interest rates amid rising unemployment and Trump tariffs
  10. Preston stabbing sparks call for probation staff safety review
  11. UK has got ‘fat’ on decades of free labour by women, says MP Jess Phillips
  12. Republicans slam Trump’s firing of Bureau of Labor Statistics chief
  13. Pope Leo XIV gets rock star welcome from young Catholics at huge vigil
  14. Sea of people march across Sydney Harbour Bridge calling for an end to killing in Gaza
  15. Dua Lipa ‘feeling grateful’ after Kosovan president grants her citizenship