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US Army Warns Soldiers to Cut AI Usage After Rapid Token Depletion

The US Army has alerted its members via email that they are consuming their allocated AI tokens at an unsustainable rate. Soldiers and personnel were urged to reduce their use of AI tools to conserve remaining capacity. The warning highlights the growing reliance on AI systems within the military. The Army has not publicly disclosed the specific AI platform involved or the total token allocation provided to its members.

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Etsy Struggles as Mass-Produced Goods and AI Fakes Flood the Platform

Etsy, once celebrated as a marketplace for unique handmade and independent crafts, is facing a significant decline in its reputation among sellers and buyers. The platform has become increasingly saturated with mass-produced items and AI-generated knockoffs, straying far from its original identity. This shift has prompted many independent sellers to abandon the platform in search of alternatives. However, not all customers appear troubled by the change, with some continuing to shop on Etsy despite the diluted product quality.

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Samsung Launches Galaxy Card, a Cash-Back Credit Card via Samsung Wallet

Samsung has introduced the Galaxy Card, a new cash-back credit card designed specifically for loyal Samsung users. The card is integrated directly into the Samsung Wallet app, making it easily accessible for existing Samsung device owners. It enters a competitive market of branded credit cards, positioning itself as Samsung's direct rival to Apple's Apple Card. The Galaxy Card is tailored to reward customers who are already embedded in the Samsung ecosystem.

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FDA Clarifies It Has Not Apologized to Supplier Tied to Cyclospora Outbreak

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has denied issuing any apology to Taylor Farms, a supplier linked to an ongoing cyclospora outbreak causing diarrheal illness. The agency emphasized that a voluntary recall issued on July 17 by Taylor Farms remains in effect. Cyclospora is a parasitic infection that typically causes prolonged gastrointestinal symptoms. The FDA's clarification appears to counter claims or reports suggesting the agency had walked back its stance toward the supplier.

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Fan Travel Responsible for 80% of FIFA World Cup's Carbon Emissions

New estimates show that spectator travel to host cities accounts for roughly 80 percent of the total greenhouse gas emissions generated by the FIFA World Cup. The findings highlight how mass movement of fans to tournament venues is the dominant driver of the event's carbon footprint. Large-scale sporting events like the World Cup attract millions of visitors from across the globe, making transportation a significant environmental concern. The data underscores growing pressure on major event organizers to address travel-related emissions as part of broader sustainability efforts.

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Mild Sleep Deprivation Linked to Higher Risk of Weight Gain, Study Finds

A new study has found that even mild sleep deprivation may contribute to weight gain in individuals. Researchers suggest that insufficient sleep raises the likelihood of developing obesity-related conditions. These include serious health issues such as heart disease and type 2 diabetes. The findings highlight the broader health consequences of consistently poor or inadequate sleep.

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35 Top Board Games to Make Family Game Night More Exciting

Wired has compiled a list of 35 board games recommended for family game nights. The selection spans a wide variety of genres, including monster-themed, kitten-themed, and strategy games. The roundup is aimed at families looking for entertaining alternatives to screen time. These games are intended to bring energy and engagement to evenings at home when digital devices have lost their appeal.

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How to Grow Mushrooms at Home: What Actually Works

A writer spent a year testing various popular home mushroom-growing methods to find out which ones are genuinely effective. The experiments ranged from simple countertop kits to more unconventional setups like a bucket of straw kept in a bathroom. Not all attempts were successful — some trials resulted in mold growth rather than edible mushrooms. The hands-on review aims to give beginners a realistic picture of what home mushroom cultivation involves. The findings offer practical guidance for anyone looking to start growing mushrooms at home in 2026.

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Aipas Ebike Maker Settles Lawsuit Over Fake Safety Certifications on Amazon

Several Chinese companies linked to the ebike brand Aipas reached a settlement in July with Amazon and safety certification firm UL. The lawsuit alleged that the companies had provided misleading safety information about their products. The case centered on the use of fraudulent or misrepresented safety certifications on the Amazon marketplace. The settlement highlights a broader and ongoing problem of counterfeit safety labels on ebikes sold online. Experts warn that falsely certified ebikes pose serious fire and injury risks to consumers.

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Youth Track Athletes Are Running Faster Than Ever in a Speed Revolution

Young runners in the United States are achieving speeds once considered exceptional, with performances that were rare even among elite adult athletes becoming increasingly common. The trend, dubbed 'trackflation,' describes the rapid inflation of speed standards across youth and teen track competitions. Middle school athletes are now reportedly outpacing college-level runners, signaling a dramatic shift in competitive benchmarks. Factors driving this boom include greater youth participation in track, improved training methods, and a more competitive culture around the sport. The four-minute mile, long considered a landmark achievement, is becoming nearly routine among top young runners.

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ACLU Launches Toolkit to Help Lawyers Uncover Police Surveillance Tech

The ACLU has developed a new legal toolkit aimed at attorneys practicing in Massachusetts. The resource is designed to help lawyers identify and challenge surveillance technologies that law enforcement agencies use to build criminal cases. The toolkit covers a range of tools, including facial recognition systems and AI-generated police reports. A key concern driving the initiative is the tendency of police departments to conceal their use of such technologies from defendants and the public.

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Analysis Finds Foreign Adversary Code in Apps Used by US Military Personnel

A new analysis has found that more than one in eight apps designed for US service members contain foreign-origin code. Some of this code traces back to companies based in countries that the Pentagon officially classifies as adversaries, including China and Russia. The study is described as the first of its kind to examine the presence of such code within apps marketed to military personnel. The findings raise significant national security concerns about potential vulnerabilities in software used by active US troops.

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Spotify Now Plays Videos by Default — Here's How to Turn It Off

A recent Spotify update automatically enables video playback for songs and podcasts that have a visual component. This change affects users who prefer a purely audio experience, and can also drain device battery and consume more mobile data. Fortunately, Spotify provides settings that allow users to disable the video playback feature. Turning off this default can help conserve both data usage and battery life while listening.

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Best Power Banks of 2026: Top Picks From 100+ Tested Models

A comprehensive review of portable power banks has been published by Wired, drawing on tests of over 100 devices. The guide aims to help consumers choose the right power bank for keeping their electronics charged while on the go. Devices covered include smartphones, laptops, and handheld gaming consoles. The recommendations are positioned as travel-friendly solutions for users who need reliable portable charging.

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Best Electrolyte Powders Ranked After Testing More Than 20 Products

Wired reviewed over 20 electrolyte replenishment products to identify the top performers across multiple formats. The tested products included powders, tablets, drops, and chews designed to restore minerals lost through physical activity or other causes. The review aimed to cover a broad audience, from athletes to casual users. Ten products were ultimately selected as the best options based on the testing process.

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Astronomers Discover Rocky Exoplanet With Atmosphere in Habitable Zone

Astronomers have identified a rocky exoplanet that possesses an atmosphere and orbits within its star's habitable zone. The habitable zone refers to the region around a star where conditions may allow liquid water to exist on a planet's surface. This discovery marks a notable advancement in the ongoing search for Earth-like worlds beyond our solar system. The finding raises new possibilities for identifying planets that could potentially support life.

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FIFA World Cup Halftime Show Bets on Shakira, BTS and Coldplay for Global Spectacle

FIFA is staging an ambitious halftime show at the FIFA World Cup, aiming to make it the most-watched halftime performance in history. The lineup features major global acts including Shakira, Justin Bieber, Coldplay, and BTS, borrowing heavily from American-style entertainment formats. Organizers are betting that star power will draw unprecedented viewership from around the world. However, the move raises questions about whether traditional soccer fans will embrace the entertainment-heavy format, which is more common in American sports than in football culture.

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Best Walking Pads for Small Spaces and Standing Desks in 2026

A remote testing team evaluated multiple walking pads to identify the best options for home offices and small spaces. The review focused on under-desk treadmills suitable for use alongside standing desks. Testers logged significant hours walking, working, and jogging on the devices during the evaluation process. The roundup highlights four top-performing models suited to compact living and working environments.

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Best Camera-Free Home Security Gadgets Tested by WIRED

WIRED has compiled a list of top-rated home security devices designed for those who prefer not to use cameras. These gadgets offer privacy-conscious alternatives to traditional camera-based surveillance systems. The roundup focuses on motion sensors and other security tools that have been hands-on tested by WIRED editors. The devices aim to provide effective home protection while keeping residents' privacy intact.

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Period Tracking Apps Among Privacy Risks in Latest Cybersecurity Roundup

A new report highlights that many period tracking apps collect and share sensitive user data without clear consent. Russian state-linked cyber actors have reportedly shifted tactics toward targeting critical infrastructure systems. The US Department of Homeland Security failed on multiple occasions to detect that its own systems had been compromised. A separate data breach revealed that an AI music generator had been scraping data in ways not disclosed to users. These incidents collectively underscore growing concerns around digital privacy, state-sponsored hacking, and AI data practices.

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