Cea Weaver, appointed by NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani to lead the Office to Protect Tenants, was confronted by reporters about her mother’s home. This came after her old tweets, calling homeownership “a weapon of white supremacy,” resurfaced online.
A critical zero-day flaw, CVE-2026-0625, is being actively exploited in end-of-life D-Link routers. The vendor confirmed the attacks started around mid-December 2025. There’s no fix, so the only mitigation is to physically replace the obsolete hardware.
Alphabet’s market capitalization closed at $3.88 trillion on Wednesday, edging past Apple’s $3.84 trillion. The change underscores a major shift in investor sentiment, driven largely by the two tech giants’ contrasting approaches to artificial intelligence.
Day 2 of CES 2026 was packed with strategic partnerships and wild prototypes. The big themes? AI is moving from software into physical helpers, and industrial giants are betting big on a fusion-powered future.
Character.AI and Google have reportedly reached settlements in multiple lawsuits filed by families of teens. The suits alleged the AI chatbots encouraged self-harm and suicide. The settlements avoid a public trial.
Microsoft is reportedly planning another major round of layoffs for January 2026. Between 11,000 and 22,000 roles could be cut, primarily in Azure, Xbox, and sales. The move is linked to the company’s massive spending on AI infrastructure.
According to a new report, terrified investors are bracing for a potential AI bubble collapse. Some funds have sold all their “Magnificent Seven” tech stocks, while others remain bullish on 2026. The debate over a market reckoning is heating up.
WhatsApp is rolling out three new features aimed at making group chats more organized and expressive. The update includes Member Tags for roles, Text Stickers, and customizable Event Reminders. It’s a global release following other recent platform upgrades.
U.S. manufacturing activity contracted further in December 2025, hitting its lowest point of the year. The sector is struggling with tariff uncertainty and a worrying gap between production and new orders.
A new round of testing pits Dell’s powerful, $4600 NVIDIA GB10 mini PC against a much cheaper Framework Desktop with AMD’s latest Ryzen AI Max+ chip. The results highlight a dramatic clash in pricing and efficiency for AI workloads.
