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Justice Jackson warns the Supreme Court is manipulating the rules to benefit Trump.
https://www.vox.com/scotus/416073/supreme-court-justice-ketanji-brown-jackson-shadow-docket-trump
Post Reports
• The Washington Post
Trump’s crackdown in L.A. sets up a legal crisis
Demonstrators turned out in Los Angeles to oppose ICE raids. Trump called in the National Guard.
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Over the weekend, President Donald Trump ordered 2,000 National Guard troops to Los Angeles to intervene in protests over federal immigration sweeps.
California Gov...
Microsoft Finally Gets Into the Handheld Game With ROG Xbox Ally
Xbox players will soon get the freedom to play anywhere with two handheld consoles that Microsoft plans to release this holiday season.
WIRED
• Boone Ashworth
Everything Apple Announced at WWDC 2025
From the new Liquid Glass interface to the Mac-like features coming to the iPad, here's all the news from Monday's WWDC keynote.
There’s more in Apple’s new Foundation Models than I was expecting. The struct interfaces and tool calling especially. Fascinating.
Planning to install macOS Tahoe later today. For now, only downloaded SF Symbols 7. Still no robot icon! 🙁
The New Stack | DevOps, Open Source, and Cloud Native News
• Anil Inamdar
Mark Cache: The ClickHouse Speed Hack You’re Not Using (Yet)
ClickHouse has become a go-to online analytical processing (OLAP) database for developers and engineers working on high-throughput analytical workloads. It’s
The post Mark Cache: The ClickHouse Speed Hack You’re Not Using (Yet) appeared first on The New Stack.
WIRED
• Zoë Schiffer
One, Big, Beautiful Breakup
On this epsiode of Uncanny Valley, our senior politics editor joins us to discuss the implications of the collapse of the relationship between Trump and Musk.
Defector
• Patrick Redford
Aaron Wiggins Is The Key To Understanding OKC’s Revolutionary Depth
One of the fun, mildly disorienting experiences inherent to watching the Oklahoma City Thunder is having to remember just how many guys they have. Were you aware that they traded five second-round picks last summer for a rookie from Weber State named Dillon Jones, and that J...
The New Stack | DevOps, Open Source, and Cloud Native News
• Martin Reynolds
Top 5 Strategies for Crafting a Successful Internal Developer Portal
With the rise of platform engineering, internal developer portals have become essential for easing the burden on software developers. According
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Defector
• Luis Paez-Pumar
Nuno Mendes Made The Nations League Worth The Hassle
The Nations League is, at its core, a money grab. Replacing international friendlies with an ostensibly meaningful tournament is a sensible idea on paper, but UEFA's (and later CONCACAF's) main motivation for it was to wring more money out of the previously low-stakes, low-i...
Defector
• Kelsey McKinney
My Queen Mia Scott Is A National Champion
Mia Scott is a menace to every team unlucky enough to face her. At third base, she's an immovable object and a nightmare for all right-handed batters. In the batter's box, she demonizes opposing pitching. Over the three games of the NCAA Softball World Series last week, Scot...
404 Media
• Samantha Cole
Girls Do Porn Ringleader Pleads Guilty, Faces Life In Prison
Michael Pratt led Girls Do Porn, a sex trafficking operation that targeted hundreds of young women with force, fraud and coercion.
The New Stack | DevOps, Open Source, and Cloud Native News
• Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols
Hypercloud Players Reveal Their Latest AI FinOps Products
SAN DIEGO — At FinOps X, the FinOps Foundation‘s annual conference last week, (AWS), Google Cloud, and Microsoft all had
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WIRED
• Makena Kelly
The Trump Administration Is Turning ICE Raids and Protests Into Reality TV
Whether creating its own memes or working with celebrities like "Dr. Phil" McGraw, the government is treating a volatile situation in Los Angeles like content.
The Fediverse Report
• Laurens Hof
Bounce, and how the Open Social Web is continually changing
The Open Social Web is an ongoing debate about what open social networks should look like. New tools like Bounce change how we think about this space.
I use ChatGPT for all kinds of work problems, and for a lot of other stuff too. It can collaborate, and it has much more broad and deep knowledge than I do, than any human. No one knows whether it thinks or is self-aware, any more than we know whether humans think or are self-aware. For that reason, I think, ironically, there's no point discussing it, we'll never get an answer, because we have no idea what intelligence or thinking is. But it is every bit as thoughtful as any human I have ever worked with. And the whole business about pattern-recognition is imho bs. People who say that are just repeating what they heard from someone else. From a user standpoint, it's absolutely nothing like pattern recognition.
iPad windowing looks good. Funny we were so worried the Mac would become too much like iOS, but sort of the opposite has happened to the iPad over the years. Files app also becoming a little more like the Finder.
WIRED
• David Gilbert
The Bleach Community Is Ready for RFK Jr. To Make Their Dreams Come True
Online communities dedicated to the use of a toxic bleach solution to treat everything from cancer to autism believe Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is interested in their cause.