Month: November 2026
Scientists Link Cannabis to Stroke—and Casual Users Aren’t Off the Hook
It's the latest piece of research tying cannabis use to a higher risk of cardiovascular disease.
Germany says lawmakers’ iPhones may have been hacked with spyware | TechCrunch
The German government is warning politicians and public figures that they were targeted by government-backed spyware, days after...
New York Times and other outlets sue web browser Brave over alleged content scraping | TechCrunch
The New York Times sued Brave, the 11-year-old, privacy-focused browser company, on Monday, alleging it scraped the outlet’s...
Data centers are now a midterm issue, even in Brooklyn | TechCrunch
On Thursday evening, I slipped on my neon yellow heels and a floral mini dress. It’s New York,...
Here’s what ‘renoa’ — the first new fiber in 25 years — feels like | TechCrunch
Sometimes it seems like everyone — and every occasion — demands cashmere these days.Numerous brands sell cashmere sweaters,...
Snap settles lawsuit accusing platform of fueling teen depression and eating disorders | TechCrunch
Snap has reached a settlement in a lawsuit brought by two teenagers who accused the company of designing...
Voyager 1 Is Approaching a Full Light-Day From Earth—and It Just Scared the Crap Out of NASA
Voyager 1 is nearing one light-day away from Earth, when radio signals will take 24 hours to travel...
Americans Are Lying to Their Doctors to Get Antibiotics—and That’s Great News for Superbugs
Inappropriate antibiotic use is helping create superbugs, which now kill 50,000 Americans a year.
Readwise takes on Amazon’s Kindle and Goodreads with its new app for book lovers | TechCrunch
Readwise, the maker of a read-it-later app and digital reading companion that keeps track of your highlights across...
NASA’s Swift Observatory Will Crash Back to Earth This Week. Here’s Where Pieces May Land
"It wouldn't be surprising if at least 100 kilograms [220 pounds] or so survive reentry."
