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The Tomorrow War trailer puts Chris Pratt in a time warp – CNET
The delayed sci-fi action film streams on Amazon Prime Video July 2.
API vulnerability detection firm Salt Security raises $70M
Salt Security, a platform that protects APIs by scanning for vulnerabilities, has raised $70 million in venture capital.Read More
Sales automation platform RightBound nabs $12M
RightBound, a sales automation platform powered by AI and machine learning, raised $12 million in venture funding.Read More
CCP Games taps University of Iceland for course on the science of friendship and video games
CCP Games has partnered with the University of Iceland to offer a course for studying the “science of friendship and video games.”Read More
Metaverse Team launches Nerf Strike FPS game for Roblox
A new startup called Metaverse Team is launching the first-person shooter game Nerf Strike on Roblox today. Read More
Journalists can tweet about Black Lives Matter but not about Palestine
The wreckage of the Al-Jalaa Tower in Gaza City, which was demolished by an Israeli air strike in May. The building hosted the offices of the Associated Press. | Mahmud…
What you should know about getting the COVID-19 vaccine while pregnant – CNET
Early research shows it might protect both you and your baby. We talked to an expert about the benefits and risks.
How I learned to love treadmill running – CNET
Commentary: A treadmill always felt a hamster wheel — a lot of work, but not very fun. It took iFIT’s guided workouts to change my mind.
Here’s where Clubhouse and Twitter Spaces fall short – CNET
Good luck trying to participate in live audio chats if you have hearing loss. Improvements are in the works.
A startup says it helps parents pick healthier embryos. Experts say it’s not that simple
Orchid Health tells would-be parents its test can identify embryos with the lowest likelihood of developing cancer, schizophrenia and other diseases. But there are concerns about both the science and…