Election Day. There are lots of propositions on the Texas ballot. Kind of feel if you can’t easily memorize your vote choices, there are too many. 🇺🇸
The New Stack | DevOps, Open Source, and Cloud Native News
• Anupam Datta
Introducing Agent GPA: A Framework for Enterprise-Ready AI

The stakes are higher than ever for enterprises to prove that their AI agent investments are truly providing return on
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WIRED
• Angela Watercutter
Premiere: Netflix’s New True Crime Doc Dives Into a Mother’s Mysterious Disappearance
The Carman Family Deaths, based on a 2021 WIRED story, chronicles what happened after a son was rescued following a boat accident off the New England coast.
404 Media
• Joseph Cox
How to Opt-Out of Airlines Selling Your Travel Data to the Government
The Airlines Reporting Corporation (ARC), owned by major U.S. airlines, collects billions of ticketing records and sells them to the government to be searched without a warrant. I managed to opt-out of that data selling.
Defector
• David Roth
The Dodgers Never Had It Made
McSweeney’s
• Michael Lieberman
I’m the Owner of This All Day Café in Nineteenth-Century Paris: Can We Stop It with the Fucking Easels?
There was a time when I thought Dick Cheney was the worst possible person to be vice president of the United States. His corruption led to what we have now. I will never love his memory. But I do remember that he voted for Kamala Harris. So, if you go deep enough, we shared the same vision for the country. As corrupt as he was, even he had a limit. We need more Republicans to do what he did. And I thank him for setting that example.
The Texas Observer
• Irene Vázquez
The ‘Queen Mother’ of the Reparations Movement Gets Her Due
The image that graces the cover of historian Ashley Farmer’s new biography of Pan-African activist Audley “Queen Mother” Moore is no less regal than the iconic photograph of Black Panthers founder Huey Newton in a rattan throne chair that many of us are more familiar with. Moore sits in an old striped armchair, wearing an […]
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It’s Time To Build APIs for AI, Not Just For Developers

For the last two decades, the principles of API design have centered around the human developer. We built systems optimized
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WIRED
• Ryan Waniata
Hisense U75QG TV Review: Dazzling Punch, Minimal Compromises
Hisense's midrange TV gets a mega boost of brightness for (mostly) thrilling results.
Platformer
• Casey Newton
The Bluesky exodus, one year later
The company has 40 million users and big plans for the future. So why don't its users seem happy? PLUS: The NEO Home Robot goes viral + Ilya Sutskever's surprising deposition
WIRED
• Jason Socrates Bardi
The Mathematician Who Tried to Convince the Catholic Church of Two Infinities
In the late 19th century, Georg Cantor believed his new theory could help the Church understand the infinite nature of the divine. He miscalculated.
WIRED
• Jordan Michelman
What to Do in Seattle if You’re Here for Business (2025)
A tech industry guide to where to stay, eat, work, and play while visiting Seattle.
WIRED
• Katie Drummond
Kara Swisher Would Rather Work for Sam Altman Than Mark Zuckerberg
But ideally, the journalist and podcast host would rather not work for tech CEOs at all.
WIRED
• Tulsi Rauniyar
The Inside Story of How Gen Z Toppled Nepal’s Leader and Chose a New One on Discord
The revolution started on social media. It ended with protests, violence, and an online poll to pick the new prime minister.
The Daily
• The New York Times
The Millions of Poor Americans at the Mercy of the Shutdown
WIRED
• Hannah Singleton
What’s the Deal With Okapa’s $300 Water Bottle?
Eight years of research and 10,000 prototypes have created a luxury water bottle claiming to redefine the experience of drinking H2O, all for an eye-watering sum.
WIRED
• Simone Valesini
A New Type of Opioid Is Killing People in the US, Europe, and Australia
Nitazenes, a class of synthetic drugs 40 times more potent than fentanyl, are steadily becoming more common on both sides of the Atlantic.
WIRED
• Aarian Marshall
The EV Battery Tech That’s Worth the Hype, According to Experts
Major battery breakthroughs seemingly happen every day, but only some of that tech ever leaves the lab. WIRED breaks down what’s actually going to change EVs and what’s just a dream.