Author: MNK News

The activewear brand is betting that consumers will want jeans that function and feel more like athleisure than traditional clothing Fabletics is entering denim, marking its latest step beyond performance apparel and into a broader lifestyle positioning. The brand, best known for its membership-driven model that offers big discounts on activewear pieces, unveiled its first-ever denim collection this month, applying the same design principles that have underpinned its mission: fit, comfort and accessibility. “We’re always listening to our customers — it’s what has driven our successful category expansions into Men’s and Scrubs, and more than one million of our VIP…

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The sole survivor of a fatal Cybertruck crash in Piedmont, California, has filed a lawsuit against Elon Musk’s Tesla, claiming the vehicle’s electronic door system malfunctioned and trapped him inside the burning wreckage. The Los Angeles Times reports that Jordan Miller has amended his lawsuit to include Tesla as a defendant, alleging that defective door mechanisms prevented his escape from a flaming Cybertruck following a November 2024 collision that killed three college students. The incident occurred on November 27, 2024, when the driver lost control while speeding and crashed into a tree at the intersection of Hampton Road and King Avenue…

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After leaning into some questionable AI antics at CES 2026, Razer is making some altogether more practical updates to its 16-inch laptop by giving it newer chips and faster RAM. The new Razer Blade 16 features Intel’s new Core Ultra chips and speedy LPDDR5X-9600 MHz RAM, and is available to order today for $3,500.The Razer Blade 16 is designed to split the difference between the portable Razer Blade 14 and the monstrous Razer Blade 18, mostly by being thin but offering improved performance. Razer says the 2026 Blade 16 is 0.59 inches (14.9mm) at its thinnest point, which matches the…

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WASHINGTON (AP) — Two high-profile progressive lawmakers are introducing a bill Wednesday that would pause new data centers in the United States until national safeguards are in place to protect workers and consumers and ensure the technologies don’t harm the environment.The legislation by Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York and Vermont independent Sen. Bernie Sanders is unlikely to advance in either the House or Senate, but it shows the deep concerns many progressives share about the growing impact of data centers and artificial intelligence.Communities across the country have seen a backlash against data centers over fears about rising electricity…

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Nintendo just announced it will soon start charging different prices for first-party Switch 2 games based on whether the content is digital or physical. This could actually be a good thing for those who like to download their games instead of heading to a brick-and-mortar store to pick up a copy, as digital titles are getting a nice discount.It starts with the release of Yoshi and the Mysterious Book on May 21, which will be $60 on the eShop but $70 at retail locations. Prior to this, most first-party games were $70 no matter how you bought them. I prefer…

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A crypto analyst who correctly predicted Bitcoin’s (BTC) cycle peak around $125,000 has released a new report detailing fresh projections for the world’s largest cryptocurrency. In the update, the analyst maintains a largely bearish outlook, pointing to weakening technical structure amid the ongoing bear market. He also outlines what investors and traders should expect in the coming weeks or months, while sharing his strategy for navigating continued downside pressure. Bitcoin And The Broader Market Bear Trend In an X post published at the start of the week, market expert Doctor Profit shared a Sunday report, explaining Bitcoin’s recent movements and…

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The Trump administration on Friday unveiled a national AI framework that it hopes Congress will codify into law. The AI framework seeks to create a regulatory environment that would not hamper AI innovation and allow America to better compete against countries such as China, while also ensuring that there is no bias in AI systems and that there would be protection for children and teenagers that go online. The framework calls on Congress to overrule and preempt state AI laws that the White House believes would “impose undue burdens” and instead foster a “minimally burdensome” federal regulatory environment. The proposal…

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Apple’s excellent For All Mankind might be wrapping up after its recently confirmed sixth season, but as one big-budget alt-history sci-fi show departs, another is born. Apple TV has just dropped the first teaser for Star City, which focuses on the reimagined space race of the 1960s from the Soviet perspective.ICYMI, For All Mankind has been running for nearly five seasons now (the fifth arrives later this week), with its debut season in 2019 asking, “what if Russia had beaten America to the moon?” For All Mankind has jumped a number of decades ahead since then, but Star City returns…

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Citizens are more empowered than ever to help the government root out waste, fraud, and abuse, Wynton Hall argues in his new book, Code Red: The Left, the Right, China, and the Race to Control AI. Hall writes in CODE RED that the United States government has become so vast, that few can barely fathom its size. He notes that Walmart, the largest American private employer, has 1.6 million American employees, while the federal government has 2.25 million civilians at its disposal. However, Hall believes that AI could provide an avenue to rip out waste, fraud, and abuse from the federal government.…

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The Supreme Court ruled unanimously on March 25 that Cox Communications is not liable for copyright infringement committed by its subscribers, reversing a 2024 appeals court decision that had upheld the ISP’s liability.Sony Music Entertainment and other major labels sued Cox in 2018, arguing the company failed to terminate internet service for subscribers repeatedly flagged for pirating copyrighted music. A jury awarded $1 billion in statutory damages after finding Cox willfully infringed all 10,017 copyrighted works at issue, though this was overturned on appeal and a new trial was ordered.Writing for the court, Justice Clarence Thomas said a provider is…

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