Gran Turismo 7 Prices Slashed in PlayStation Summer Sale [GT Planet]

How US Space Command is preparing for satellite-on-satellite combat [The Economist]

Would you pass the world’s toughest exam? [1843 Mag]

Chip lords: the world’s most important company [The Economist Podcasts]

Heavy oil traffic through the Strait of Hormuz reflects the Middle East’s continued leverage over global markets. EIU’s latest summary report maps out four possible futures for the region. Download the summary report for a clear view of what’s at stake: http://econgrp.co/WD [The EIU]

Hybrid Still Isn’t Working — Evidence suggests that it’s hurting collaboration, exacerbating social isolation, and weakening culture. Here’s how to fix it. by Peter Cappelli and Ranya Nehmeh [Harvard Business Review]

Trump Failed the 3 A.M. Test [The Atlantic]

Malnutrition in Gaza at alarming levels, WHO warns as aid airdrops resume [BBC News]

A Data Deluge Brings a ‘Moment of Truth’ for Markets This Week [Bloomberg]

US and EU clinch deal with 15% US tariff on most EU exports to avert trade war [Reuters]

How the inventor of the bouncy castle saved lives [AL-Jazeera News]

Is Lunch The Best Meal? [The New Yorker]

Apple beta season is herePlus: a retro-styled PC, phone cases, DDR in 2025, and more. [The Verge]

Is anyone going to stop a looming death spiral in Gaza? [Vox]

Dating safety app Tea breached, exposing 72,000 user images [TechCrunch]

How nonprofits and academia are stepping up to salvage US climate programs [MIT Technology Review]

I left the US after being laid off from Amazon. Living in the Netherlands is more affordable, and my small business is thriving. [Business Insider]

Instability is threatening living standards everywhere, according to the latest liveability index from our sister company. Find out where your city ranks [LinkedIn]

Palestinians wary as Israel begins military pauses to allow ‘minimal’ aid into Gaza [The Guardian]

Israel Says It Paused Some Military Activity in Gaza Amid Anger Over Hunger [The New York Times]

Trump's Popularity Is Tumbling — But Dems Are Still Worried About Two Big Problems [Huffington Post]

A Love Letter to Music Listings [The Atlantic]

Situation in Gaza is 'catastrophic,' Save the Children's humanitarian director says [FiveThirtyEight]

Israel lets more aid trucks into Gaza, under pressure over hunger crisis [The Washington Post]

Pogacar wins Tour de France for fourth time [Le Monde]

NASA spacecraft snaps a rare photo of Mars and its moons together [Mashable]

A 12-Year-Old Boy’s Arson Arrest May Be Linked to a Global Terror Network [VICE]

“Food Has Become a Memory”: My Hunger Diary in Gaza [The Intercept_]

7 of the best book festivals around the world [Nat Geo]

Nearly 4,000 NASA employees opt to leave agency through deferred resignation program [NPR]

They worked with the U.S. in Afghanistan. Now Trump could return them to the Taliban [CapRadioNews]

Sermons croisés à Pékin [Le Monde diplomatique]

The Dangers of Weaponizing Antisemitism — As Gaza faces more death and starvation, criticism of Israel is needed more than ever. [Foreign Policy]

The End of the Long American Century [Foreign Affairs]

Japan Avoids 25 Percent Tariffs With Investment Pledge in Landmark US Trade Deal [The Diplomat]

Operation Midnight and the President's War Powers [The Cipher Brief]

Maître-espion | Pologne — Karol Molenda, architecte et stratège cyber du flance est de l’OTAN [Intelligence Online FR]

Quantum Scientists Have Built a New Math of Cryptography [Quanta Magazine]

#ThrowbackThursday aux années 70, lors de la construction des canaux d'eau au Laboratoire II du CERN.

Les canaux d'eau servaient à refroidir les aimants du SPS, la deuxième plus grande machine du complexe d'accélérateurs du CERN. [CERN_FR]

A Quiet Supersonic Future [NASA]

New INTERPOL report warns of sharp rise in cybercrime in Africa [INTERPOL]

PHOTOS: From F-22s to CV-22s, the Aircraft of REFORPAC [Air & Space Forces Magazine]

Future Airlift [AIRMAN MAGAZINE]

Beau Arrow: Driving Mazda's Revolutionary Kabura Concept [MOTORTREND]

What’s up, everybody! it’s Monday, July 28th, 2025. I hope you had a great weekend. I was able to catch up on a lot of videogames I haven’t played in a while, specifically because they are low-bandwidth games, or offline games. Currently completely out of XFINITY (ISP) DATA bandwidth. It let me catch up, until I wait for August 1st, so I can return to Death Stranding 2: On The Beach, main missions (2nd half of the game) and do some livestreams. 1/5 of (25,000 jobs) #IntelCorp is getting slashed, with more Layoffs on the way. I warned you, I want my job offer letter. I haven’t received paychecks in 7 years. PS. #HaroldAndKumar4 TBA.