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Clarity Act on the Ropes as Ethics Fight and Shrinking Calendar Threaten Passage

Senate Majority Leader John Thune signals the crypto market-structure bill likely won't clear the chamber before the August recess, as Democrats...

A Stenographer Submitted AI-Generated Errors in Official Court Transcript, Judge Says

Next.js Patches Nine Security Flaws Enabling SSRF, Authentication Bypass, and DoS Attacks

Vercel has disclosed and patched nine security vulnerabilities in Next.js, the widely used React framework, addressing flaws that could enable...

Adobe Acrobat extension flaw allowed theft of WhatsApp Web data

Bitcoin holds near $66,300 as chips extend their rally and the yen hits a 40-year low

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Why is it so hard for the U.S. to win wars?

Article URL: https://www.npr.org/2026/07/18/g-s1-134037/why-is-it-so-hard-for-the-u-s-to-win-wars

Cardano Pumps as Network Moves to Further Decentralize Development

Input Output is handing its core infrastructure to outside teams as ADA gets a lift from an imminent protocol upgrade.

Torvalds challenged the haters to fork Linux. Someone said 'hold my beer'

Earlier this week, Linux project leader Linus Torvalds told AI haters to fork off, and invited anyone who didn't like his comments to fork the...