BBC News

  1. Watch: How gunfire sparked chaos at Trump press dinner
  2. Suspected gunman identified as 31-year-old Californian
  3. Higher prices could last for eight months after Iran war, minister says
  4. Sabastian Sawe breaks two-hour barrier to make history at London Marathon
  5. Palace holding talks over plans for King's US visit after Washington shooting
  6. I didn't tell my boyfriend my age when we started dating. I worried he might end things
  7. Shooting raises questions about Trump security
  8. What we know about the incident
  9. I was in the room with Trump and heard the low thudding sound of gunfire
  10. In pictures: Chaos as gunfire heard in Washington DC ballroom
  11. The crime that never happened - and sparked a rage bait frenzy
  12. We thought Gen Z weren't drinking. But these cocktails in a ball may suggest otherwise
  13. Singer Noah Kahan was crowned a superstar. It messed with his head
  14. Voice notes are massive in some countries but not the UK - here's why
  15. Starmer insists 'majority' of Labour MPs back his leadership

Hacker News

  1. Asahi Linux Progress Linux 7.0
  2. Statecharts: hierarchical state machines
  3. Amateur armed with ChatGPT solves an Erdős problem
  4. Why has there been so little progress on Alzheimer's disease?
  5. The West forgot how to make things, now it’s forgetting how to code
  6. Show HN: Turning a Gaussian Splat into a videogame
  7. USB Cheat Sheet (2022)
  8. Tell HN: An app is silently installing itself on my iPhone every day
  9. GnuPG – post-quantum crypto landing in mainline
  10. At least 10 people tied to sensitive US research have died or disappeared
  11. Cheating at Tetris
  12. Exposing Floating Point – Bartosz Ciechanowski (2019)
  13. Mahjong: A Visual Guide
  14. OpenAI Privacy Filter
  15. My .config Ship of Theseus

r/Reddit Frontpage

  1. Stephen Miller using pregnant wife as human shield.
  2. [OC] 🐉
  3. Sabastian Sawe wins the London Marathon and becomes the first human in history to run a legal marathon in under 2 hours (1:59:30)
  4. Sabastian Sawe runs first sub-2-hour marathon race, shatters world record in London
  5. Trump fires all 24 members of the U.S. National Science Foundation’s governing body
  6. Trump evacuated after security incident at White House correspondents dinner; no sign of injuries
  7. House takes step toward extending Affordable Care Act subsidies, overpowering GOP leadership
  8. TIL: In 1872, American journalist Julius Chambers faked his way into an asylum by posing as a "dangerous maniac." His undercover exposé proved how easily sane p…
  9. A woman joins a country club and when she hears the guys talking about their golf round, she says, "I played on my college's golf team. I was pretty good. Mind …
  10. Puerto Rican Pride 1978
  11. Dana White gives account of White House Correspondents' Dinner chaos: 'It was f*cking awesome'
  12. Trump fires the entire National Science Board
  13. ▶Trump & his family have made over $9 billion during his presidency. The corruption is out of control
  14. 'Backrooms' Director Kane Parsons Says They Built 30,000 Square Feet of Actual Backrooms for the Movie
  15. After laying off 10,000 workers for AI, Meta installed tracking software on remaining employees’ work computers to log mouse movements, clicks, keystrokes, and …

Lobsters

  1. I Left Port 22 Open on the Internet for 54 Days. Here's Who Showed Up
  2. A breakthrough in C/C++ dependency management
  3. Do I belong in tech anymore?
  4. Linux May Drop Old Network Drivers Now That AI-Driven Bug Reports Are Causing A Burden
  5. It's OK to use coding assistance tools to revive the projects you never were going to finish
  6. I have officially retired from Emacs
  7. Avoid Shipping Your Org Chart
  8. Why C Remains the Gold Standard for Cryptographic Software
  9. The Mac App Gold Rush in the Age of Vibe Coding
  10. Asahi Linux Progress Report: Linux 7.0
  11. Your CPU Has More Registers Than You'd Think
  12. My Homemade PBX
  13. The fastest Linux timestamps
  14. Lute: a standalone runtime for Luau
  15. The people do not yearn for automation

Slashdot

  1. Privacy Advocate Accuses US Government of Investing in AI-Powered Mass Surveillance
  2. 40 Years After the Chernobyl Disaster, More Countries Are Turning To Nuclear Power
  3. Is AI Cannibalizing Human Intelligence? A Neuroscientist's Way to Stop It
  4. Trump Fires All 24 Members of America's National Science Board
  5. Australia's Teen Social Media Ban Isn't Working. Half Their Teens Still Have Access, Survey Finds
  6. Colorado Adds Open-Source Exemption to Age-Verification Bill
  7. Is the World Ready For a Car Without a Rear Window?
  8. Open Source Developer Brings Linux to Windows 95, Windows 98, and Windows ME
  9. Linux Drops ISDN Subsystem and Other Old Network Drivers
  10. White House Pushed Out New AI Official After Just Four Days on the Job
  11. Free Software Foundation Says 'Responsible AI' Licenses Which Restrict Harmful Uses are Unethical and Nonfree
  12. Intel's Stock Soars 24% Friday, Its Biggest One-Day Gain Since 1987
  13. Physicists Revive 1990s Laser Concept To Propose a Next-Generation Atomic Clock
  14. FDA Gives Green Light To the First Gene Therapy For Deafness
  15. Maine Governor Vetoes Data Center Moratorium Bill

Articles on Smashing Magazine — For Web Designers And Developers

  1. The UX Designer’s Nightmare: When “Production-Ready” Becomes A Design Deliverable
  2. Session Timeouts: The Overlooked Accessibility Barrier In Authentication Design
  3. How To Improve UX In Legacy Systems
  4. Identifying Necessary Transparency Moments In Agentic AI (Part 1)
  5. A Practical Guide To Design Principles
  6. The Joy Of A Fresh Beginning (April 2026 Wallpapers Edition)
  7. The Site-Search Paradox: Why The Big Box Always Wins
  8. Testing Font Scaling For Accessibility With Figma Variables
  9. Modal vs. Separate Page: UX Decision Tree
  10. Anime vs. Marvel/DC: Designing Digital Products With Emotion In Flow
  11. Moving From Moment.js To The JS Temporal API
  12. Beyond `border-radius`: What The CSS `corner-shape` Property Unlocks For Everyday UI
  13. Building Dynamic Forms In React And Next.js
  14. Persuasive Design: Ten Years Later
  15. Human Strategy In An AI-Accelerated Workflow

The Onion

  1. Over 200,000 Heated Socks Recalled Due To Burns
  2. U.S. Military To No Longer Require Flu Shots
  3. Regulars Angry Dive Bar Now Popular Enough To Be Financially Solvent
  4. Nation Enthralled By Adult Man With Huge Juicy Ass
  5. Red Light Therapy: Myth Vs. Fact
  6. Bottle Girl Nods As Kash Patel Screams State Secrets In Ear
  7. Hot Young Priests Soaked In Holy Water During Vatican’s Annual Wet Vestment Contest
  8. U.K. Passes Lifetime Smoking Ban For People Born After 2008
  9. Steve Jobs’ Fist Bursts Through Grave Clutching Crude Drawing Of Something Called ‘The Octomac’
  10. ‘7 Days,’ Hisses Little Girl On Phone Call Welcoming Draft Pick To Jets
  11. RFK Jr. Spins Brain On Finger
  12. Walls Closing In On Toddler Who Claimed TV Broke Itself

WIRED

  1. The Best Kindle Accessories (2026): Cases, Page Turners, Stickers
  2. The Smart Bird Feeders Everyone’s Talking About (and Actually Buying) (2026)
  3. The Best Permanent Outdoor Lights (2026): Govee, Eufy, Cync
  4. Ikea's New Blow-Up Chair Was Tested by Cats
  5. Della Optima TP Series Mini-Split AC Review: Cheap, Smart, and (Mostly) Reliable
  6. What Type of Mattress Is Right for You? (2026)
  7. California Engineer Identified in Suspected Shooting at White House Correspondents' Dinner
  8. Best Apps for Focus (2026): Focus Friend, Forest, Focus Traveller
  9. Discord Sleuths Gained Unauthorized Access to Anthropic’s Mythos
  10. ‘Saros’ Shows Off the PS5’s DualSense Tricks
  11. The Online Civil War About ‘Michael’ Is a Battle Over Truth
  12. Ace the Ping-Pong Robot Can Whup Your Ass
  13. Altra Promo Codes: Get 20% Off Plus Free Shipping
  14. Give Mom Warm Coffee All Year Long With This Ember Smart Mug Deal
  15. Beatbot Pool-Cleaning Robots Are on Sale for a Limited Time

Core77

  1. Deniz Aktay's Designey Bookshelf/Table Concept
  2. Jon Foreman's Rock-Based Land Art
  3. Industrial Design Student Work: A Brick-Based Personal Heater
  4. A Long-Lived, Attention-Drawing Public Garbage Can
  5. Nathan Martell's Extreme Bent Plywood Layup Chair
  6. Inter-twined's 21-Day Life-Centered Design Thinking Challenge Launches Today
  7. Perfectly Nailing a Form with Minimal Cuts
  8. Christopher Herwig Documents Visually Riotous Utility Vehicles in South Asia
  9. Cultural Divide: This Chinese Company Makes Power Tools that Look Like Firearms
  10. An Obsessive Focus on UX: Pilot's Pressure-Regulating Kire-Na Highlighter
  11. An Industrial Design Success Story: Kenma's Low-Tech Wearable Reverses a Film Company's Fortunes
  12. Joseph Joseph Completely Rethinks the Mop
  13. Nendo's Wonderful Toru, an Electric Kettle for Alessi
  14. Pentel's 8-Color Mechanical Pencil, for Designers and Religious Readers
  15. An Industrial Design Classic: The Bic 4 Color Pen from 1970

MacRumors: Mac News and Rumors - All Stories

  1. Get AirPods 4 for $99 and AirPods Max 2 for $529.99 on Amazon
  2. Ads Are Coming to Apple Maps This Summer: Here's What to Expect
  3. XChat App Now Available
  4. iPhone 18 Could Come With 12GB of RAM
  5. Apple Shares Behind-the-Scenes Look at MacBook Neo Intro Video
  6. Foldable 'iPhone Ultra' Could Be Missing These 5 Key Features Despite $2,000 Price Tag
  7. Apple to Launch 'MacBook Ultra' With These Six New Features
  8. The MacRumors Show: Tim Cook to Step Down as Apple CEO
  9. Top Stories: Tim Cook Stepping Down, iPhone 18 Pro Colors, and More
  10. Best Apple Deals of the Week: Low Prices on Apple Watch, MacBook Air, AirTag 1, and More
  11. Get the 2026 MacBook Pro for New Record Low $1,999 Price
  12. OpenAI Debuts GPT-5.5 Claiming Agentic Coding and Research Gains
  13. 20th Anniversary iPhone to Feature Custom 'Micro-Curved' OLED Panel
  14. Apple Invites App for iPhone Updated – Here's What's New
  15. Here's What's Coming in the 2026 Apple TV

Ars Technica - All content

  1. New robotic control software avoids jamming their joints
  2. Artemis II broke Fred Haise's distance record, but he is happy to pass it on
  3. Palantir employees are talking about company's "descent into fascism"
  4. This is who's developing Golden Dome's orbital interceptors—if they're ever built
  5. Google will invest as much as $40 billion in Anthropic
  6. Europe—not US—first to authorize Moderna's combo mRNA flu-COVID vaccine
  7. FCC: Router ban includes portable hotspots, but not phones with hotspot features
  8. Why are top university websites serving porn? It comes down to shoddy housekeeping.
  9. In rare chickenpox case, itchy blisters mushroom into large, rubbery nodules
  10. Soldier won $410K in Polymarket bets on timing of Maduro capture, US alleges
  11. Meet the 19-meter Cretaceous kraken that swam with mosasaurs
  12. Report: Samsung execs worried company could lose money on smartphones for the first time
  13. Man faces 5 years in prison for using AI to fake sighting of runaway wolf
  14. Well, this is embarrassing: The Lunar Gateway's primary modules are corroded
  15. As electric aspirations fade, Porsche sells its stake in Bugatti

Boing Boing

  1. Pay $75 once and use any AI model (almost) forever
  2. Human-crafted language lessons definitely hit different
  3. A free book explains Tempest by reading every line of the source code
  4. An editor who read "Crash" called JG Ballard "beyond psychiatric help. Do not publish"
  5. Action Comics No. 1 heads to auction after a 40-year hold
  6. Inside DriveSavers, where data loss becomes a grief crisis
  7. Dead Wi-Fi won't kill your workflow with this $30 Microsoft Office
  8. Real Life Comix: 51 true NYC stories from 66 cartoonists (and Moby)
  9. This goat-a-rific roadside attraction is a magical, hilarious delight
  10. Young@Heart Chorus delivers stellar concert filled with political and protest music for these challenging times
  11. Why does Cincinnati's Smale Park have kaleidoscopes aimed at flowers?
  12. Viggo's favorite things: a heartwarming collection of small moments through a dog's eyes
  13. Are Palantir employees starting to realize they're the baddies?
  14. This app will warn you about horror movie jump scares
  15. "Save Willy Act" proposes Coast Guard 'whale desk' to prevent whale deaths in San Francisco Bay

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

  1. BYD's next all-electric hypercar is a convertible that's coming to Europe first
  2. OpenAI's Sam Altman apologizes for not reporting ChatGPT account of Tumbler Ridge suspect to police
  3. NASA's initial takeaways from the Artemis II mission, and more science stories
  4. What to read this weekend: Monsters in the Archives dives deep into Stephen King's early works
  5. Tesla is giving away one year free Supercharging with Model 3 Premium and Performance purchases
  6. Engadget review recap: DJI Osmo Pocket 4, Recteq X-Fire Pro and Alienware 27 QD-OLED
  7. Vampire Crawlers, Peter Molyneux's return and other new indie games worth checking out
  8. XChat, the standalone app for messaging on X, is available on iOS now
  9. Maine governor vetoes bill temporarily banning large data centers in the state
  10. A Battlefield movie adaptation is on the way, possibly starring Michael B. Jordan
  11. The DOJ is backing xAI in its lawsuit against Colorado
  12. What you need to know as Elon Musk's lawsuit against Sam Altman begins
  13. Google plans to invest even more money into Anthropic
  14. Singapore police arrest alleged The Legend of Aang: The Last Airbender leaker
  15. The MacBook Neo is a glimpse into John Ternus's Apple

The Register

  1. Go straight to sell! Windows second-chance setup hawks Microsoft services at IT's expense
  2. Hot take: AI's not going to kill open source code security
  3. Ex-AWS legend explains what enterprises need to make AI actually work
  4. Crime crew impersonates help desk, abuses Microsoft Teams to steal your data
  5. DeepSeek's new models are so efficient they'll run on a toaster ... by which we mean Huawei's NPUs
  6. Ubuntu Resolute Raccoon spits out Xorg, but still lets you run X11 apps
  7. Pentagon wants to water down drone program with autonomous subs
  8. US clarifies mobile hotspots part of foreign router ban despite rarity of American made consumer kit
  9. ShinyHunters claim they have cruise giant Carnival's booty as 7.5M emails surface
  10. Governments on high alert after CISA snuffs out Firestarter backdoor on fed network
  11. More ancient Linux device support faces the chop
  12. Open Telemetry founder tools up for project graduation party
  13. Microsoft tackles quality control issues. Just kidding, it's encouraging experienced workers to leave
  14. Intel bets the farm on AI inference to drag CPU back to the top table
  15. Meta Arms itself to the teeth by signing for 'tens of millions' of AWS Graviton cores

The Next Web

  1. Sequoia is giving away the hardware for an AI project it cannot invest in. That is the point.
  2. A startup with a bankrupt fintech CEO and a president’s son wants to build America’s robot army
  3. Brockman’s diary called it a lie. Now a jury will hear it.
  4. The EU sanctioned Chinese firms for arming Russia. China retaliated by threatening Europe’s ability to arm itself.
  5. China orders its apps to stop sending orders to exhausted drivers. The algorithm is now subject to collective bargaining.
  6. OpenAI knew. It chose not to call the police. Now Sam Altman is sorry.
  7. The US wants to cut off China’s chip equipment. China says the supply chain will break for everyone.
  8. The AI rally looks like the dot-com bubble. The companies do not.
  9. Oracle needed the world’s biggest bond fund to finance the world’s biggest data centre
  10. Porsche built one of the best electric SUVs ever made, and does not expect the world to buy enough of them

Lifehacker

  1. This Buzzy Pocket-Sized E-Reader Is Under $60 on Amazon for the Next Few Hours
  2. 10 Hacks Every YouTube Music User Should Know
  3. This Little Device Might Be the Pocket E-Reader of My Dreams
  4. ChatGPT's Latest Update Makes It Harder Than Ever to Spot AI-Generated Images
  5. X Now Has Its Own Chat App
  6. These Adjustable Dumbbells Actually Got Me to Stick to a Lifting Routine
  7. These Sony Noise-Canceling Headphones Are Nearly Half Off Right Now
  8. Why Creating 'Gaussian Splats' Will Become Your Favorite Way to Preserve Family Memories
  9. TikTok Is Testing an AI 'Remix' Feature, but You Can Opt Out
  10. Samsung Galaxy Connect Now Works With Even More Windows PCs
  11. YouTube TV's Multiview Is Now (Almost) Fully Customizable
  12. Nobody Can Agree on What 'Zone 2' Cardio Is
  13. This Google Pixel Watch 4 Is Over $100 Off Right Now
  14. These Third-Generation Apple AirPods Are $50 Off Right Now
  15. 10 Productivity Hacks Every Apple Reminders User Should Know

NYT > World News

  1. U.S. Mint Buys Drug Cartel Gold and Sells It as ‘American’
  2. Israel’s President, Putting Off Decision on Pardon for Netanyahu, Will Push for Plea Deal
  3. What Happened After The New York Times Found a Cartel Mine on a Colombian Military Base
  4. 40 Years After the Meltdown, War Layers Another Disaster on Chernobyl
  5. Iranian Negotiators Set to Return to Pakistan to Try to Revive Truce Talks
  6. Islamabad Reopens After U.S.-Iran Talks Fail to Materialize
  7. How Nieves González’s Painting of Lily Allen Made Her Famous
  8. Crushed at the Polls, Hungary’s Former Ruling Party Licks Its Wounds
  9. What to Know About King Charles and Queen Camilla’s U.S. State Visit Hosted by Trump
  10. In Japan, the Fight Is on Against Unruly Tourists
  11. Al Qaeda-Linked Militants Launch Major Attacks on Cities Across Mali
  12. 2 C.I.A. Officers Killed in Mexico Crash Lacked Proper Authorization
  13. 40 Years Ago, a Nuclear Catastrophe at Chernobyl
  14. The Elite ‘Doctors’ Who Care for Mount Everest
  15. How We Traced U.S. Government Gold to a Drug Cartel

The Verge

  1. After three months on Linux, I don’t miss Windows at all
  2. The plan to quietly kill Coyote v. Acme blew up in David Zaslav’s face
  3. Trump fires the entire National Science Board
  4. An influx of used EVs could drive down prices
  5. Researchers say we’re talking less than ever
  6. Sharge’s fast Qi2.2 MagSafe battery is down to $70 with a free USB-C cable
  7. The Govee smart lamp brightened up my room, and then my life
  8. Xbox’s weirdest studio is on a roll
  9. Sho Miyake answers life’s greatest questions
  10. The most exciting laptop I’ve seen in forever

DEV Community

  1. Deocstruzione dello Stack Media di Pinterest: Costruire un Motore di Estrazione Asincrono ad Alte Prestazioni
  2. Setting Up Docker CI for Rust with cargo-dist
  3. From Writing Code to Building a QA Mindset
  4. How we use Django and MongoDB in Energy AI - a unified Python web app for adaptive conversational AI
  5. Why Tokyo Is on More Tech Radars in 2026
  6. Pterocos: a good dev environment for HTML, CSS, and JS with AI Chat
  7. PWC 370 Scramble On, Scramblin' Man
  8. Decoupling with Chain of Responsibility Pattern in C#
  9. Tech Debt Didn't Start with AI
  10. Building a Full-Stack ZK-Privacy App on Midnight: A Step-by-Step Guide
  11. Keeping You in the Driver's Seat and AI as the Copilot
  12. I wrote a CHIP-8 emulator in my own programming language.

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

  1. Syria puts first Assad-era official on trial in Damascus
  2. Sebastian Sawe breaks London marathon record with first run under two hours
  3. Timeline: Trump assassination attempts and security incidents
  4. Mali’s Defence Minister Sadio Camara killed during coordinated attacks
  5. What we know about the suspected ‘assassination attempt’ on Donald Trump
  6. At least four people killed in Israeli attacks in Gaza despite ‘ceasefire’
  7. Israel destroys solar panels in south Lebanon
  8. Yemen’s landmine crisis endures despite truce and de-mining efforts
  9. Raghu Rai, legendary Indian photographer, dies at 83
  10. What to know about Cole Allen, alleged WH correspondents’ dinner shooter
  11. Chornobyl’s surviving ‘liquidators’ return 40 years after nuclear disaster
  12. Russian attacks on Ukraine kill at least five, damage ship in port
  13. Aljamain Sterling calls for featherweight title shot after UFC 116 win
  14. How American taxpayers fund Trump’s wars
  15. World reacts to shooting at White House correspondents’ dinner

The Guardian

  1. Adjoa Andoh on Shakespeare, Bridgerton and DEI: ‘I don’t have to be the only one in the room’
  2. ‘We asked Billy Connolly to do 15 minutes. He said “I’ll do as long as I want”’: the sweary, shambolic all-nighter that became Comic Relief
  3. I yearned to be a mother. Why did I feel nothing when my daughter was finally born?
  4. Bad movies, good business: how sanitised biopics became a Hollywood staple
  5. The tortoise and the hare: will China beat the US in the race back to the moon?
  6. From syringes to stents: Iran war exposes NHS dependency on petrochemicals
  7. Suspected gunman likely targeting Trump administration officials at White House press dinner, acting attorney general says – live
  8. I’ve covered Trump for a decade. At the White House correspondents’ dinner, darkness came viscerally close
  9. Voters contend with ‘dodgy’ data in party leaflets for English local elections
  10. Keir Starmer vows to lead Labour into next general election after bruising week
  11. UK departments at odds over energy demands of AI datacentres
  12. Toxins plus climate harms likely cause of reduced fertility, study finds
  13. Sabastian Sawe breaks two-hour barrier to make history in London Marathon
  14. Ukrainian action thriller billed as Saving Private Ryan for the drone age
  15. Newly released letters reveal JD Salinger’s wariness over ‘second-rate reviewers’