Everything: 1 Jun – 7 Jun
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The week’s editions · 69
A cancer drug that pulls off tumours' invisibility cloak — and the week the caveats mattered
The power bill becomes the climate fight, as data centers and coal collide
An AI found 21 hidden flaws in software you already use — for about $1,000
A hot jobs report breaks the AI rally — and almost everything falls at once
A flesh-eating fly crosses into Texas, and the cattle market lurches
The platform takes its cut, and the live-service bet keeps coming apart
SpaceX will sell Google $30 billion of AI compute, and the deal shows who really owns the boom
Exercise treats depression about as well as therapy — and the reason is in your muscles
What a credit score actually is — and how the number gets made
A leaking space station, an exploded rocket, and $76 billion chasing orbit
The week sport fought over who controls the money
The blocked strait that didn't break the world — and the war still feeding off it
An AI-designed vaccine clears its first human trial
AI's electricity hunger is reviving nuclear power
Malware is learning to adapt, and the main guardrail is voluntary
A hot jobs report flips the Fed — and stocks crack
A flesh-eating pest is back in US cattle, and the beef trade is already moving
All three console makers are rethinking the bet at once
SpaceX becomes Google's compute landlord, and the AI buildout hits the grid
An ice bath does one thing well — and it isn't what they sell you
Why a higher tax bracket never makes you worse off
An air leak sent the space station's crew to their lifeboat
The biggest World Cup ever, and the money machine behind it
US and Iran trade fire near the Strait of Hormuz
The new cancer drugs don't fight harder — they strip the disguise
Washington pays $700m to keep coal running, as batteries scale to do its job
Your AI assistant will do what it's told — even when the order comes from a stranger
The jobs headline looks steady. Underneath, the cracks are showing.
Billions bet that bugs were the future of protein — then the math caught up
A new Tomb Raider used AI to build its world — and players noticed before they played it
AI now writes most of Anthropic's code, and the bottleneck just moved
Caffeine doesn't give you energy. It blocks the signal that you're tired.
Why money in a savings account quietly loses value
Blue Origin's rocket explodes on its only pad — and the ripples reach the Moon
College sports started paying its players — now it wants Washington to cap the cost
Hezbollah rejects the Lebanon truce as Gaza's toll nears 1,000
Cancer survives by hiding — and this week's news is about making it visible again
The oil shock is hurting the green transition and speeding it up at the same time
The danger isn't the unknown attack — it's the known one no one got around to fixing
The longest stock rally in 30 years finally hits a wall
The companies that sold you cigarettes are now in your snack aisle
Everyone built the same kind of game — now the games business is paying for it
AI raised another $85 billion today — and ran straight into the power bill
The placebo effect is real — it just doesn't do what people sell it as
Why spreading your money out actually lowers the risk
The black hole that arrived before its galaxy
Women's sport just crossed a money line — and the machine behind it is finally spinning
A ceasefire is signed for Lebanon while the bombs keep falling
The weight-loss drugs keep doing things they weren't designed to do
The grid becomes the climate story: cheap clean power, nowhere to put it
A stock exchange spied on for five months, and a phishing kit that walks past your second check
Oil and the dollar climb on the war, and the stock market parties anyway
Drought, screwworm, and a fertilizer probe: the week the food machine ran out of slack
The games business in retreat: Bungie cuts, Steam goes to court, and a law that won't let you 'kill' a game
Microsoft spent billions on OpenAI — now it's building its own way around it
Pain is an alarm your brain builds — not a readout of damage
How compound interest actually works
A pad explosion reshuffles the launch map while billions pour into orbit
Baseball reaches for a cap, and the value of every team keeps climbing
A truce gets announced in Lebanon, and the bombing carries on anyway
Inflation creeps back and central banks turn hawkish — even as US stocks keep setting records
Stocks are climbing at a pace seen only a handful of times since World War II — and one of those ended badly
Anthropic files to go public, and the money declares the AI race a two-horse sprint
What a slow breath actually does to your body
Your sleep runs on two clocks — and they don't always agree
Stress isn't the problem — not coming back down is
The two drivers running your body without asking you
What people mean when they say trauma lives in the body
Israel resumes Beirut strikes, and Iran freezes its line to Washington
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