Everything: 8 Jun – 14 Jun
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The week’s editions · 84
The week the weight-loss drugs admitted what "weight" leaves out
Japan looks to Greenland for rare earths — the clean transition's scramble for hard ground
A critical Splunk flaw came from a helper service that no one asked to lock its own door
A "sure thing" on Polymarket lost a student $35,000 — after the bet was already won
A food that saves starving children works — but it's not reaching them anymore
Three studios got caught using AI this week — and all gave the same answer
KPMG pulls an AI-written report about AI after the companies it named said the claims were false
How thirst actually works — and why your body is better at it than the apps
Why money sitting still in a savings account quietly loses value
SpaceX plans to fill orbit with AI data centers — and astronomers say the night sky is the bill
College sports just took its first private-equity check — and Utah is the test case
Switzerland votes on whether to cap its own population at 10 million
A cancer therapy just put five lupus patients into remission — and it points at a dozen more diseases
The U.S. wind industry hit a wall — not a ban, but a pause that won't end
Hundreds of trusted software packages were quietly hijacked — the name stayed the same, the recipe didn't
SpaceX goes public — and the first-day pop reveals who really got paid
The fertilizer price spike from the Iran war is quietly unwinding — and dragging crops down with it
An investor wants the studio behind Elden Ring to "maximise earnings" — and the dev says that's the threat
The US ordered Anthropic to kill its two most powerful AI models — overnight
How your immune system fights infection — and why most of what you feel is your own body
The small annual fee that quietly takes a third of your retirement
The space industry is booming — and the insurers who cover it are watching their best business disappear
The Chiefs gave Mahomes a half-billion dollars — and locked themselves in
Students fill Jakarta's streets warning Indonesia is "heading to bankrupt
The week antibiotic resistance got the AI treatment — and a warning that even the leftovers train the bugs
El Niño is officially back — and forecasters think it could be one of the strongest on record
Security teams are drowning in alerts — and the warning that matters keeps slipping through
Europe raises rates into a war — to fight a fire it can't reach
Wild bees are vanishing — and a Nature study just put a number on what that costs your plate
Destiny 2's fans crashed the servers to say goodbye — and to prove a point
South Korea fines Coupang $400M for a breach that exposed two-thirds of the country
How blood sugar actually works — and why the \"sugar crash\" isn't the sugar
Why a raise so rarely makes you feel richer
A regulator just moved a deadline it set for Amazon — and the cost lands on whoever's in line
The favorite who had to beat the pressure first
China tests the line around Taiwan, ship by ship
Scientists precisely edited human embryos for the first time — and the edit didn't stay put
BYD says it will be the world's biggest carmaker — by building inside the walls meant to keep it out
Quiet malware copied passwords off 11 million machines — and the thefts left no gap to notice
Gold was the safe place to hide. So why did it fall during a war?
US wheat is failing while the corn right next to it thrives — same country, same week
Ubisoft and Xbox both reach for the same lever: cut people to cover a revenue gap
Canada moves to ban social media for under-16s, and the fix means checking everyone's age
How muscle actually grows — and why soreness isn't the proof
What an emergency fund actually buys — and the hidden price of holding it
NASA named a Moon crew this week — for a mission that won't reach the Moon
Everton must pay a relegated rival £35m — for a rule it broke four years ago
Ukraine reaches past the front and hits the factory making Russia's drones work
Ebola is winning in Congo — not because the science failed, but because the system around it did
The world's biggest banks lent more to fossil fuels last year, not less
A spyware firm a court told to stop went after WhatsApp users anyway
The AI boom's loudest deals are stock sales. Its biggest ones are loans.
China spent 20 years quietly building a second soybean supplier. Now the orders aren't coming
The richest gamers in the world, and almost no one is making games for them
Apple won't ship its new Siri in Europe, and blames the EU's open-access rules
How a habit forms — and why the deliberate part of you stops being in charge
What you're actually buying when you buy insurance
Astronomers spent seven hours listening to a comet for aliens — and the "no" was the whole point
The weekend the favourites lost
A quarantine plan Kenyans don't trust turns deadly, while Ebola spreads across the border
A startup with no human data just raised $435 million to reverse ageing
Five years on, airlines say the net-zero promise was never really theirs to keep
A Meta support tool emailed the keys to the wrong people — and 20,225 Instagram accounts paid for it
Italy's biggest bank makes a $35 billion grab for its oldest rival
Cod hits record prices, and Britain won't switch — even when the cheaper fish is just as good
Xbox admits the price hike cost it "millions" of Game Pass subscribers
Hackers poisoned Microsoft's own open-source code to rob the developers building AI
Your brain keeps studying after you stop — while you sleep
The smallest number on your statement is the one designed to keep you paying
The biggest IPO in history is a rocket company — and most people will own a piece without choosing to
The referee who was supposed to be neutral couldn't get into the country
A drone strays into NATO airspace, and the war's edge keeps creeping outward
The week's biggest medical news wasn't a drug — it was who's allowed to sell one
An oil shock is quietly redrawing the energy transition
A phone call, not a hack — extortion gang talks its way into law firms
SpaceX is about to sell for $1.75 trillion — and the "Dean of Valuation" says don't buy
The week the lines around your food got redrawn — in committee rooms, not fields
When the game you bought stops being yours
Banks are planning deep AI job cuts while Walmart promises AI will help — same tool, opposite stories
What chronic stress actually does to your body
APR or APY — the two numbers that describe the same rate, and why you're never shown both
Astronomers just measured something they can never see — by watching what it does to the wind
Baseball's owners want a salary cap. It could cost them a whole season.
Hundreds of cheap drones, and one at the edge of Chernobyl — the war's reach no longer follows the money
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