Everything: 15 Jun – 21 Jun
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The week’s editions · 84
A one-time gene edit cut a rare disease's attacks by 87% — the first phase 3 proof that CRISPR works inside the body
Europe's carmakers are finally building EVs small again — and it matters more than it looks
The GTA 6 scam preys on a wait that's lasted years
Iran's oil starts flowing again — but the world it left behind doesn't snap back
Bird flu has now reached every continent. Australia spent years getting ready to lose
Microsoft moves to close the award-winning studios it bought — and the rest of the industry shows why
A Nobel winner walks out of DeepMind — and shows where AI's real value sits
How a wound actually heals — and why your skin trades the real thing for speed
Why your money can be worth a lot and still not be there when you need it
A working space telescope is falling out of the sky — so NASA is sending a robot to catch it
Marseille gets a one-year European ban — but only if it slips again
Colombia votes on whether to fight its endless war or keep talking to it
An mRNA flu shot goes to the FDA — and the math of giving anything to millions
A power line dreamed up in 2006 finally switched on this week
86,000 firewalls fell because nobody changed the factory password
The memory shortage gets so deep that even Apple says it must raise prices
A $140 billion chocolate industry still can't pay its farmers a living wage
Sony quietly slams the door on PC, betting your PlayStation library is the wall you won't climb
Apple says it will raise prices — the AI boom finally reached your phone bill
Your kidneys run at half power on purpose — and that spare capacity hides damage until it's far along
When insurance is worth it — and when you're just paying for peace of mind
NASA shelves its $1.1 billion Moon-station module — and it may have nowhere else to go
One game in, the World Cup makes no sense — and the data says wait
A Lebanon ceasefire holds by a thread as no one fully controls the peace
The week the FDA changed its mind about what counts as proof
The government is now paying companies to not build wind farms
The breach came through an app the company plugged in itself
Japan spends $70 billion and hikes rates to save the yen. The yen falls anyway.
A government wants to redraw the line for 'junk food' — and bran flakes might fall on the wrong side
Epic wants every game built on its engine — and just decided what that engine will do
Amazon starts selling the AI chips it built to escape Nvidia
How slow breathing actually calms you — and the one nerve that does the work
The score that predicts your future, not your past
A small upgrade put a record load of Amazon satellites into orbit — while the flashy new rockets keep slipping
The WNBA is adding games — and betting demand keeps up
Niger's airport burns — and the soldiers who promised to stop this can't
The week a 200,000-woman cancer screening trial finally explained why it failed
The ocean took the heat for us. Now it's giving it back
Ransomware crew hid inside a US firm for months, disguising its traffic as Microsoft Teams
The Fed's new chair removes the safety net markets had learned to lean on
Grain prices spent months climbing. Then they fell off a cliff in weeks.
EA opens an ad business while Microsoft admits it gave Xbox away
74,000 corporate firewalls cracked — the worst part is how ordinary the break-in was
How your body holds its temperature — and how it learns to handle heat
Why spreading your money around lowers the chance of disaster more than it lowers the reward
A Chinese rocket broke apart in orbit — and the debris it left can't be called back
Why a losing baseball team gets bolder as the trade deadline nears
The G7 hardens against Russia as warning shots, a drone, and a quiet phone call all land in one day
A depression drug just lost to a sugar pill three times in a row
AI's power plants are going up next door — before the neighbours hear about it
The FBI says crypto scammers now send couriers to your door for cash
China's shoppers stop spending, and the world's factory wobbles
Brazil's farmers are losing their land to a debt spiral
A game reviewers loved just cost its whole team their jobs
SpaceX buys the AI coding tool Cursor for $60bn — and briefly becomes worth more than Amazon
How sleep is timed — and why two separate systems decide when you sleep
The raise that 'pushes you into a higher bracket' never costs you money
China's asteroid probe went quiet — so amateurs in Germany listened in and worked out what it was doing
The Packers are fighting to keep TV from becoming a free market
Japan raises rates to a 31-year high as the world's central banks fight one war's energy shock
Scientists edited the red out of lettuce — and other compounds quietly took its place
The Colorado River is running out of slack — and seven states still can't agree how to share what's left
Chinese spies sat inside a research-data platform for over two years — and it touched medicine, the military, and beyond
Japan ends the era of free money — and a quiet, popular trade is suddenly in danger
A line was drawn around the ocean's last full fishing grounds. This week it was rubbed out
A game nobody plays is the third most-played on Steam right now
Google starts pulling the last code that lets old ad blockers run in Chrome
How balance actually works — and why standing still is a constant correction
Why paying cash for a big purchase is never actually free
The solar system just got 100 new moons — and they rewrite a story we thought was finished
The bet that turns a player against his own team
After two years frozen by one country's veto, the EU opens its door to Ukraine and Moldova
The week a therapy to make old cells young again was put into a person for the first time
Just as two big climate signals start moving, the instruments watching them are being switched off
The FBI seized the factory behind a million scam links — not the scammers, the machine they all rented
Wall Street's bond giant says the easy money is over — and the defaults are coming back
Fake meat's reckoning — the boom is over, and the survivors are the ones that got cheap
Nintendo pays €35m for a defect it left players to fix one controller at a time
Rural America starts voting against the AI boom's power-hungry datacenters
How pain actually works — and why it isn't a meter reading the damage
Why your first ten years of mortgage payments buy you almost no house
China is copying SpaceX's playbook — and finding out the playbook isn't the point
Baseball's veteran hitters are having the worst seasons of any 30-somethings in over a century
The day a US order pulled the world's most advanced AI offline — and Iran and America agreed to end their war
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