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Prenuvo, Neko Health charge thousands for elective full-body MRI scans as care access shrinks

Startups like Prenuvo and Neko Health are selling elective full-body MRI diagnostics to wealthy clients, with prices ranging from $2,500 to $4,000 per scan promising detection of hundreds of conditions. This luxury health trend is expanding even as a growing share of Americans, now 36 percent according to a KFF survey, report skipping doctor visits due to cost.

Android Authority shares 10 lesser-known Chrome tricks for daily browsing

A tech writer at Android Authority compiled ten practical features in Google Chrome for Android that they use regularly, including customizing the toolbar shortcut to open new tabs instead of Gemini, sharing links to highlighted text on a webpage, and forcing websites into dark mode. The list draws on years of personal use to surface settings many users may not know exist.

Chess.com expands beyond chess with free poker platform Gambit

Chess.com has launched Gambit, a free-to-play online poker site built to teach the game without real-money betting, following a beta test that started in May. The site mirrors Chess.com's design, including bot opponents, tournaments, review tools and lesson modes, plus its own rating system to keep gameplay engaging. The company says more companion games beyond poker are planned.

CERN Produces Quark-Gluon Plasma Using Lightweight Oxygen and Neon Nuclei

CERN researchers and international collaborators generated quark-gluon plasma—the hot, dense matter thought to have existed microseconds after the Big Bang—by colliding oxygen-16 and neon-20 nuclei, elements far lighter than the lead atoms typically used for such experiments. The findings, published in Physical Review Letters, show this exotic state of matter can form in much smaller collisions than previously assumed.

Qubes OS patches Dom0 code execution flaw in qvm-copy-to-vm tool

Qubes OS disclosed QSB 118, a vulnerability in the qvm-copy-to-vm utility that lets a compromised qube inject arbitrary commands into dom0 when a user copies files to it. The flaw stems from insufficient sanitization of a file name reported back through the qfile protocol's error-reporting mechanism, which dom0 displays without properly neutralizing malicious content. Users are advised to update normally to receive the fix, with no other action required.

Analysts propose accountability reforms to shield Fed from Trump pressure

Amid escalating political pressure from President Trump on the Federal Reserve, commentators are floating ways to strengthen the central bank's accountability mechanisms as a means of preserving its independence. The proposals aim to balance greater oversight of the Fed's decisions with protecting its ability to set monetary policy free from short-term political interference.

Tesla FSD v14.3.7 Accelerates Toward Oncoming Train Despite Update Promises

A dashcam video shared by auto journalist Lei Xing shows a Tesla running the latest Full Self-Driving software, version 14.3.7, stopping at a railroad crossing with flashing lights and then suddenly accelerating toward the tracks as a freight train approached. The driver had to manually brake to avoid a collision, even though warning lights were flashing and train horns were audible. This follows earlier Tesla updates that claimed to improve detection of objects extending into a vehicle's path.

China's Humanoid Robot Games Expose Both Progress and Frequent Failures

Beijing hosted the second World Humanoid Robot Games, a five-day event featuring humanoid robots competing in sprints, weightlifting, and cheerleading routines. Alongside genuine performance gains over last year's inaugural games, the event was marked by spectacular malfunctions, including robots losing limbs, catching fire, and crashing into judges' tables.

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