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This might be our first look at Google’s Pixel 11A

Google isn't making any significant design changes to its upcoming midrange Pixel update, judging by the leaks shared by Android Headlines. The image renders made by OnLeaks are potentially our first look at the Pixel 11A, which aside from having a slightly rounder oval-shaped

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Lime Garden – “Moving Target”

Lime Garden, Brighton-based makers of charismatic danceable indie rock, released their sophomore album Maybe Not Tonight in April. In the months since, it's become a 2026 favorite of mine — one of those quirky, fun, effervescently catchy releases that ingratiates itself more

What Ireland’s new AI regulator means for digital businesses

Artificial intelligence (AI) has become the tool of choice for countless businesses in Ireland over the past 18 months. Although the technology has been evolving for the best part of 75 years, it’s only recently that large language models (LLMs) have found their way into public

Trump Casually Admits His New AI Tool Can Probably Be Hacked

The Trump administration’s brand-new, ultra-secure, “damn good” AI chatbot can’t be hacked —yet. The new technology, hosted on America.gov , was unveiled during a summit Tuesday morning. It’s supposed to act as the new face of the federal government, a way for the general

Media freedom perceptions hit record low: Survey

A new poll found that Americans' perceptions of media freedom hit a record low, its lowest point since pollsters started asking the question almost 20 years ago. Gallup released a poll on Tuesday showing that 69 percent of Americans believe there is a lot of media freedom in

A Perfect Circle – “To Whom It May Concern”

Maynard James Keenan remains awfully busy with his various bands and side quests. Tool have headlined a few festivals this year, and Puscifer's album Normal came out in February. Now, Keenan seems to be kicking things into gear with his long-running act A Perfect Circle, now

US revokes Latin American officials' visas

The Trump administration revoked visas from 27 Latin American officials, including Bolivia’s top prosecutor, former officials and their family members over allegations of corruption and ties to drug trafficking. The visa revocations targeted officials and their family members