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- 1Security researcher reports $90,000 remote code execution bug in Google●I Found a $90k Remote Code Execution Vulnerability in Google
A security researcher has disclosed finding a remote code execution vulnerability in Google's developer site, reportedly earning a $90,000 bounty through Google's bug bounty program. According to the writeup, the flaw involved Flask session pickle deserialization, which could allow attackers to run arbitrary code on the service. The disclosure has drawn widespread attention among security professionals.
- 2Feds used fake cell towers in hunt for Don Lemon's producer●Feds got warrants to use fake cell towers to hunt down Don Lemon's producer
Federal investigators obtained warrants to use stingrays — fake cell towers that track phones' locations — while searching for a producer who worked with Don Lemon, according to a report. The case is drawing attention to how law enforcement deploys invasive phone-tracking surveillance tools, and how far prosecutors will go in pursuing leaks or targets connected to prominent journalists.
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Payday Report says Meta removed or restricted more than 1,080 accounts supporting Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva during Brazil's presidential election, prompting accusations that the company is interfering in Brazilian democracy. Critics argue the takedowns silenced left-wing voices at a decisive moment of the race, while the scale of the removals has renewed scrutiny of how Meta moderates political content in Brazil.
- 4MIT class project becomes FDA-cleared tremor treatment●MIT class project turns into an FDA-cleared treatment for tremors
A student project from MIT has grown into a medical device that has received FDA clearance for treating tremors. The university reports that what began as a class assignment ended as an approved therapy, a rare trajectory for academic coursework. The story is drawing attention for showing how early-stage student ideas can develop into clinically validated medical technology.
- 5Chelsea thrash Bournemouth 5-1 in Premier League●Chelsea 5-1 Bournemouth | HIGHLIGHTS - Extended | Premier League 2026/27
Chelsea beat Bournemouth 5-1 in a Premier League match of the 2026/27 season. The extended highlights of the game have drawn more than 1.6 million likes, as fans react to a dominant attacking display from the west London side against their south coast opponents.
- 6U.S. World War II veterans fading from living memory●U.S. World War II veterans are fading from living memory
The last American veterans of World War II are passing away, and with them the firsthand memory of the conflict. Analysis of their declining numbers highlights how the war is shifting from lived experience to history, as the generation that served in the 1940s is now almost entirely gone.
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Speaker Mike Johnson is warning of investigations into Democrats, a message he has been repeating publicly. The remarks come amid ongoing partisan battles in Congress, with Republicans threatening probes and Democrats accusing the majority of political retaliation. Commenters are debating whether the warnings are genuine oversight or election-season posturing.
- 8Remote Worker Fired After Refusing 160 Daily Webcam Photos●A Remote Employee Refused 160 Webcam Photos a Day. Her Employer Fired Her
A remote employee was fired after refusing to submit around 160 webcam photos a day under her employer's monitoring requirements. The case has drawn widespread attention online, with many questioning whether such intrusive surveillance of remote workers is legal or reasonable, and it has reignited debate over workplace privacy, employee rights and the limits of employer monitoring at home.
- 9Chicago-area college asks Flock to remove cameras, firm refuses●A Chicago-area college told Flock to remove its cameras. The company refused
A Chicago-area college asked surveillance company Flock to remove its license-plate-reading cameras from campus, hoping to protect immigrant students from immigration enforcement, but the company has refused to take them down. The standoff highlights growing tension between schools trying to shield students and the widespread network of automated cameras that can be accessed by federal authorities.
- 10Chicago-area college says Flock refuses to remove its cameras●A college told Flock to remove its cameras. The company refused
A Chicago-area college asked surveillance company Flock to remove its cameras from campus as part of efforts to protect immigrant students, but the company refused to take them down. The dispute highlights growing tension between institutions trying to shield students from immigration enforcement and private surveillance firms that control the equipment on their property.
- 11Los Comuns attack Rufián over pact with Podemos●JALEO IN JUDEA !! THE DISSIDENT HAS SUNG !! "Los Comuns attack Rufián after his pact with Podemos"
Los Comuns have attacked Gabriel Rufián following his pact with Podemos, according to the claim circulating in Spanish political commentary. The dispute has drawn attention from observers of Spain's left, where alliances between the Catalan pro-independence left and Podemos are a sensitive issue. No further details of the criticism are given.
- 12Democrats court veterans to flip GOP seats amid Iran war anger●With anger spreading over Iran war, Democrats hope to flip Republican seats with veterans' help
With public anger spreading over the war with Iran, Democrats are recruiting veteran candidates hoping to flip Republican-held congressional seats. Party strategists believe veterans' credibility on national security could sway voters frustrated by the conflict, making competitive districts a testing ground for whether opposition to the war translates into electoral gains.
- 13Why SpaceX's Spectrum Purchase Is Good for AST SpaceMobile Stock●Why SpaceX’s Spectrum Purchase Is Good for AST SpaceMobile Stock
SpaceX's purchase of wireless spectrum is being framed as a positive development for AST SpaceMobile, whose satellite-based cellular broadband business depends heavily on access to radio spectrum. Commentators argue the deal validates the value of spectrum assets and supports the outlook for AST SpaceMobile's stock, as competition and dealmaking in the space communications market intensify.
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A developer has launched MemorySync, a new tool that gives AI agents persistent memory, presenting it to the Hacker News community. The service lets agents retain context across sessions instead of starting from scratch each time. Early reactions are limited so far, but tooling for agent memory is a fast-growing area of interest as more developers build autonomous AI applications.
- 15Memorial Day weekend: busiest times to fly and drive▼Memorial Day weekend travel: The busiest times to fly and drive
US travelers are being advised on the busiest times to fly and drive over Memorial Day weekend, one of the country's heaviest travel periods. Local ABC stations in Philadelphia and Los Angeles are running guidance on when roads and airports will be most crowded, as millions prepare to travel for the unofficial start of summer.
- 16Appeals court blocks removal of transgender troops, allows recruit limits▼Appeals court blocks removal of transgender troops, but allows restrictions on recruits
A federal appeals court has ruled that transgender service members currently in the military cannot be removed, but it allowed the government to keep restricting new transgender recruits. The decision preserves the status quo for serving troops while leaving enlistment barriers in place, and the case is expected to continue through the courts.
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Dr. Rachna Shroff has died, according to a memorial notice from the University of Arizona. She was known there for her work in medicine, and colleagues and students are remembering her contributions to cancer research and patient care. Details of her death and career were not included in the available information, and tributes are expected to continue from the university community.
- 18False posts claim Texas Senate candidate Talarico was in mental facility▼FACT FOCUS: Posts falsely claim Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico was at a mental facility
False claims are circulating that James Talarico, a Democratic candidate for the US Senate in Texas, was a patient at a mental health facility. AP News has published a fact check debunking the claim, finding no evidence to support it. The rumour is being spread as Talarico's Senate campaign draws increased political attention.
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- LargeModGames/spotatui A fast, standalone terminal music player in Rust: native Spotify streaming plus local, Subsonic, radio, Qobuz and Youtub
- Geramy/LemonSeed-Studio An iPad IDE with local LLM inference on an AMD GPU over Thunderbolt: the upstream Linux amdgpu driver embedded as Driver