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Privacy Coin Zcash Drops 20% as Core Dev Team Departs Electric Coin Company

The fears of centralizing forces in crypto are creating a lot of skittishness.

The Emmys Create a New ‘Legacy Award’ to Honor Old Favorites

The nostalgia-fueled prize is designed to honor shows that have made ‘a profound and lasting impact’ on culture.

NASA to Demolish Iconic Towers Used to Test Saturn V, Space Shuttle

One of the test stands was last used as a drop tower for microgravity testing.

The US Will Stand Alone Outside the World’s Climate Treaty

On Wednesday, President Trump announced he was withdrawing the U.S. from the principal treaty for international cooperation on climate change.

The New ‘Jujustu Kaisen’ Opening Is an Art History Fever Dream

Sukuna pinkies up, everyone. We’re looking at all the art references sprinkled in season 3’s opening sequence.

Apple Just Became Less Valuable Than Alphabet/Google and the Timing Is Unsettling

Apple is in a boring stretch. Google is in a risky stretch. The reaction from Wall Street is unsurprising.

GameSir Stuck a Steering Wheel Inside a Controller, and It’s Actually Brilliant

It provides the feel of being behind the wheel without the massive haul of simulationist gear.

CES 2026 Really Wants You to Own a Holographic Anime Girlfriend

Mark this convention down as the Year of the Waifu.

Hackers Allegedly Steal Access Tokens, Confidential Documents From European Space Agency

This isn’t the first cybersecurity breach to impact the space agency.

Tech Companies Show Feet as They Try to Appeal to Gen Z

You can’t work from home, but you can bring your slippers to the office.