Richard Lawler

That’s according to The Telegraph film critic Robbie Collin, who also said, “It felt less like watching a blockbuster in the modern sense than the greatest game of dressing up in the desert anyone ever played.”

The Wall Street Journal reports that on Sunday, an internal memo from executive editor Matt Murray notified employees about an attack on on its email system, possibly by a foreign government. It also cites unnamed sources saying that the Microsoft accounts targeted included reporters on the national security and economic policy beats including some who write about China.

The Verge reporters show the scene from Saturday’s mass protests across the US and one in the UK.

There was prominent placement along the route for some of the Big Tech companies backing Trump’s military parade, as long as they haven’t been removed from the list of sponsors for America250.

9to5Mac and MacRumors point out that Apple just launched a new service program targeting a specific issue, and this time, it’s M2 Mac Minis built between June 16th, 2024, and November 23rd, 2024. That would be just before new M4-powered units supplanted the line.

Yesterday, a global outage on the Google Cloud platform knocked out Google Home, Spotify, Snapchat, and even some Cloudflare features, and today the company released a mini incident report as it continues to investigate.

Through four days, at least, after moving 3.5 million units over the weekend. You’ve heard our thoughts on the system, what are yours?

You might recognize this TeslaVision campaign seeking fan-submitted ads as a callback to the Project Loveday contest from 2017 (that was the year the Model 3 started shipping, but the new Roadster and Semi did not).

The Verge’s new senior AI reporter, Hayden Field, noticed we didn’t hear the name of Apple’s assistant very much during the WWDC 2025 keynote on Monday.