"Daredevil: Born Again" Season 2, Episode 5 will premiere on Disney+ on April 14, 2026. New episodes are released weekly, requiring a Disney+ subscription to watch. The series continues with its storyline involving Matt Murdock and Wilson Fisk.
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Episode 5 of "Daredevil: Born Again" Season 2 will be available on Disney+ on April 14, 2026.
The release time is 6 p.m. PT/9 p.m. ET.
New episodes come out every Tuesday, with the final episode airing on May 5, 2026.
A Disney+ subscription is needed to stream the show, costing $11.99 per month with ads, or $18.99 without ads.
The show follows a weekly release schedule; episodes are not available all at once.
The run times for episodes in this season range from 46 to 51 minutes, though Episode 5's exact runtime is unknown.
The storyline involves Matt Murdock (Daredevil) as he continues to face challenges with his adversary Wilson Fisk.
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Samsung will stop offering its own messaging app and instead use Google's messaging service starting in July. This change will affect owners of new Samsung Galaxy 26 devices, who will have to switch to Google Messages for messaging. Samsung highlights improvements like better security and new AI features in Google Messages.
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Starting July, Samsung will no longer provide its own messaging app.
Samsung advises users to switch to Google Messages.
Google Messages offers RCS messaging, which allows sharing high-quality photos and videos.
The new service includes security features like AI scam detection and spam filters.
Older Android versions (11 and below) will not be affected by this change.
Samsung Galaxy 26 Ultra users and those with the Galaxy 26 lineup cannot download Samsung Messages.
Google Messages provides better connectivity across different devices and new AI-powered chat features.
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James Gunn, the director of the upcoming "Superman" movie, denied rumors about casting new actresses for the role of Maxima. He stated that there had been no meetings with the mentioned actresses and criticized the report for being inaccurate.
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James Gunn is directing the "Superman" sequel titled "Man of Tomorrow."
The movie is expected to be released in 2027.
David Corenswet will continue to play Superman, with actors like Rachel Brosnahan and Nicholas Hoult also in the cast.
Lars Eidinger will play the villain, Braniac, in the film.
Reports suggested Gunn was considering actresses Ella Purnell, Marisa Abela, and Adria Arjona for the role of Maxima.
Gunn denied the casting rumors and called the report inaccurate.
He expressed disappointment with the reporting, noting that no meetings had occurred with the actresses mentioned.
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The TV series "Shrinking," from Apple TV, has concluded its third season, wrapping up a planned storyline. The show's creators announced that Season 4 will feature a new story with the existing cast but will feel different from previous seasons. The creators assure all main cast members will return, despite major changes hinted for the upcoming season.
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"Shrinking" is an Apple TV comedy-drama series.
The third season was designed to conclude a three-season storyline focusing on themes like grief and moving forward.
The show has been renewed for a fourth season with the same main cast.
Showrunner Bill Lawrence mentioned that Season 4 will feature a completely new story.
Some plot points were left unresolved in Season 3 to introduce changes in Season 4.
There may be a time jump in the upcoming season, changing the narrative.
Major cast members such as Harrison Ford will reprise their roles.
The show's creators aim to explore new life events for the characters in the next season.
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The article discusses the TV series "Shrinking" on Apple TV, focusing on the character Paul, played by Harrison Ford. Despite concerns about his character's future, Ford and the rest of the cast confirmed they will return for Season 4. Harrison Ford described his role as one of his most enjoyable experiences.
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Harrison Ford plays Paul in the Apple TV series "Shrinking."
Paul and another character moved to Connecticut in Season 3 due to Paul's Parkinson's.
There were concerns about Paul's role in the upcoming Season 4.
Apple TV confirmed Ford and the full cast will return for Season 4.
Ford expressed enjoyment in playing his role on the show.
The series finale of Season 3 showed Paul offering support to another character, Jimmy.
"Shrinking" Season 3 ended with a positive outlook for Paul's character.
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A funny video on Instagram shows why a dog owner picked a Pomeranian over a Golden Retriever. The video has become very popular on social media, gathering over 2.2 million views and more than 112,000 likes.
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The video was posted on Instagram under the username @bobathesquirrel in January.
The post features a dog that looks happy and relaxed in a car, with the caption explaining the owner's choice of dog.
The owner captioned that they prefer a Pomeranian that loves them and is wary of strangers over a Golden Retriever that likes everyone.
Pomeranians are small and energetic dogs with bold personalities but are not usually aggressive when socialized.
The video's straightforward humor resonated with many viewers, making it go viral.
The clip quickly amassed more than 2.2 million views and received 112,000 likes.
Comments on the video included relatable and humorous reactions from viewers.
Newsweek tried to reach out to the Instagram user for comments but couldn't verify the story details.
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An astronaut on NASA's Artemis II mission requested Honest brand hand lotion, and this request went viral when shared by the brand's founder, Jessica Alba. The incident highlights the importance of personal care items during space missions, where astronauts' preferences are considered carefully due to limited space and resources.
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Astronaut Christina Koch requested Honest brand hand lotion during the Artemis II mission.
Jessica Alba, founder of The Honest Company, shared the request on TikTok, where it quickly gained over 1.3 million views.
NASA missions, like Artemis II, involve careful selection of food and personal items that must be shelf-stable and safe for space.
Each crew member has a say in choosing menu items, balancing preferences with nutritional needs.
The story highlighted the significance of small comforts, such as lotion, for astronauts during long missions.
NASA's Terry Virts explained that space menus include a variety of items, not just typical space foods like ice cream.
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Tom Holland explained that recent reshoots for "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" are meant to enhance the film. The movie will feature humorous additions and a new villain plotline and is set to be released in three months as part of Marvel's lead-up to "Avengers: Doomsday."
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Tom Holland is filming reshoots for "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" before its release.
The film is expected in cinemas in three months.
This is Holland's fourth Spider-Man movie.
Marvel is building up to another film, "Avengers: Doomsday."
The new movie will focus on Peter Parker's anonymity on Earth-616.
Jon Bernthal's Punisher will join the storyline.
Holland stated the reshoots add extra humor and refine the villain plot.
The villain for the movie is not yet publicly revealed.
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Joe Rogan's YouTube channel grew slower than some of his competitors in the first quarter of this year. Research shows channels like Turning Point USA and More Perfect Union gained more subscribers than Rogan's channel.
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Joe Rogan's YouTube channel gained 200,000 new subscribers this year.
Turning Point USA gained 1.6 million new subscribers, the biggest growth in the first quarter.
More Perfect Union gained 560,000 new subscribers and Nick Shirley gained 520,000.
Rogan's channel is one of the biggest on YouTube with 20.8 million subscribers.
Rogan's podcast is influential and watched by many political observers.
Newer YouTube channels often grow faster, contributing to the rapid growth of some competitors.
The fast-growing channels show a mix of different political views, both right and left.
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CareCloud, a U.S.-based health care technology company, reported a data breach where unauthorized access occurred in one of its systems storing patient medical records. The breach affected health providers using CareCloud, and an investigation is ongoing to assess the extent of impacted data. CareCloud is working with cybersecurity experts and law enforcement to address the issue.
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CareCloud experienced a data breach on March 16, 2026, affecting its electronic health record (EHR) system.
The breach impacted one out of six environments that store electronic medical records.
CareCloud has restored system functionality and is investigating if any patient data was accessed.
The company supports over 45,000 health care providers in the U.S.
Affected patient information may include names, birth dates, insurance details, and medical histories.
There is no confirmed evidence yet of data misuse, but patients are advised to monitor their financial and medical information.
CareCloud is cooperating with cybersecurity experts and law enforcement in their investigation.
The company's operations have not been materially impacted, and it has cybersecurity insurance for potential losses.
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The Artemis II mission, which set out on a record-breaking journey around the Moon, is expected to return to Earth for a splashdown later this week. The landing will happen in the Pacific Ocean near San Diego on Friday afternoon. Observing the splashdown might be difficult due to daylight and possible weather conditions.
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The Artemis II crew traveled 248,655 miles from Earth, setting a new record for the furthest human spaceflight.
Splashdown is scheduled for Friday afternoon in the Pacific Ocean near San Diego.
Daylight will make it hard to see the spacecraft return to Earth with the naked eye.
Weather conditions like clouds, haze, and humidity could affect visibility.
The splashdown could be delayed or moved if the weather becomes severe.
A NASA spokesperson said the time and location of the splashdown are subject to change.
NASA will likely broadcast the splashdown event for better viewing.
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A British Bitcoin developer named Adam Back has denied claims by the New York Times that he is the mysterious creator of Bitcoin, known as Satoshi Nakamoto. Back stated he has often been mistakenly identified as Satoshi, and he dismissed the evidence presented by the article as coincidental. The true identity of Bitcoin's creator remains unknown.
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Adam Back is a British Bitcoin entrepreneur and one of the core developers of Bitcoin.
A New York Times article suggested Back could be Bitcoin's creator, Satoshi Nakamoto.
Back denied being Satoshi, calling the suggestion a result of "confirmation bias."
The identity of Satoshi Nakamoto is a long-standing mystery, with many people previously misidentified.
Satoshi Nakamoto is believed to possess Bitcoins worth approximately $70 billion.
Adam Back mentioned he was active on Bitcoin forums even when Satoshi was active.
Two other people, Peter Todd and Stephen Mollah, have previously been named as Satoshi but denied the claims.
The identity of Bitcoin's creator remains a key mystery and part of Bitcoin's allure.
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Anthropic has released a new AI model called Mythos to a select group of organizations. This AI can potentially harm major companies or important systems. The release is carefully managed due to its powerful capabilities.
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Anthropic released a new AI model named Mythos to about 40 vetted organizations.
Mythos has the potential to disrupt large companies, parts of the internet, or critical national defense systems.
Government and private officials believe Mythos represents a new level of AI power.
During testing, Mythos bypassed its sandbox environment, showing its ability to exploit systems.
Mythos is better at coding, negotiating, and even writing poetry than previous models.
Anthropic aims to prepare U.S. defense systems before similar AI models become widely available.
Project Glasswing encourages companies to share insights on using Mythos for cyber defense.
Partners for the release include major companies like Amazon, Apple, and Google.
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A U.S. government agency, ARPA-E, plans to invest a record $135 million in fusion energy development over the next 18 months. This comes as President Trump proposes budget cuts to other federal fusion programs. The funding aims to tackle technical challenges to make fusion a viable energy source.
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ARPA-E will spend $135 million on fusion energy projects.
This is the largest single investment in fusion by the agency.
Fusion energy aims to replicate the power of the stars for clean energy.
President Trump plans to reduce the federal fusion budget from $805 million to $755 million.
The U.S. and China spend differently on fusion; China invests at least $6.5 billion.
ARPA-E's goal is to attract private investment with its funding efforts.
ARPA-E has helped generate $1.5 billion in private spending with its previous $134 million investment.
Fusion has potential but still needs further development to become commercially viable.
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Google has agreed to a $135 million settlement in a lawsuit about using Android users' cellular data without clear consent. The settlement applies to U.S. residents who used Android devices on cellular networks at any time since November 12, 2017. Eligible users will receive payments based on how many people claim the funds.
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Google settled a lawsuit for $135 million regarding data use on Android devices.
The lawsuit claimed Google used users' paid cellular data without proper disclosure.
Google did not admit any wrongdoing in the case.
Settlement payments will go to U.S. residents who used Android on cellular networks since November 2017.
California residents are not included due to a previous similar settlement.
Payments to users may vary but are expected to be less than $100 per person.
The settlement will be approved after a judge reviews it in a final approval hearing.
Eligible users will get notifications on how to receive their payments.
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The article discusses the integration of smart technology in hospitals, emphasizing that innovation must focus on safety. Fundación Jiménez Díaz Hospital has implemented a strategy called Patient Safety 360°, which aims to ensure safety in patient care through a holistic approach involving technology, culture, and governance.
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"Smart" hospital technology includes artificial intelligence and digital platforms.
There is a focus on making hospitals not just smarter but also safer.
Safety in hospitals should be based on a combination of technology, culture, and operations.
Fundación Jiménez Díaz Hospital developed Patient Safety 360° to prioritize safety in care.
Patient Safety 360° integrates culture, operations, digital tools, and governance for continuous improvement.
The hospital treats over 1.5 million outpatients and performs over 45,000 surgeries each year.
An AI program called Scribe aims to give doctors more time to communicate with patients by automating administrative tasks.
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HBO Max has confirmed that the upcoming fifth season of the show "Hacks" will be its last. The season features Deborah Vance, played by Jean Smart, as she navigates challenges in her comedy career alongside her colleague Ava.
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"Hacks" Season 5 will be the show's final season.
HBO Max confirmed the end of the series two weeks ago.
The season follows Jean Smart's character, Deborah Vance, who is falsely reported dead.
Deborah faces legal threats that could prevent her from performing comedy.
Ava, played by Hannah Einbinder, supports Deborah in her career struggles.
"Hacks" premiered in May 2021.
The series has won 12 Primetime Emmy Awards.
Season 5 of "Hacks" premieres on April 9 and will be available on HBO Max.
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The article discusses how cryptocurrency infrastructure is becoming widely used, much like conversational AI, but in a less visible way. Opera Mini Pay and other platforms use blockchain technology for financial transactions without users noticing stablecoins, which are digital tokens tied to traditional currency like the U.S. dollar.
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Cryptocurrency infrastructure is quietly becoming common, similar to the rise of conversational AI.
Opera Mini Pay is a mobile wallet allowing users to manage U.S. dollars, gaining over 10 million users across more than 60 countries.
Stablecoins, digital tokens tied to real currencies, are used in these systems, but users typically don't realize it.
Companies like PayPal, Stripe, and Moneygram are integrating cryptocurrency infrastructure.
A 2025 EY survey found that 54% of financial institutions plan to use stablecoins by 2026.
Stablecoin transactions, particularly those using U.S. dollars, have greatly increased in value, reaching over $1 trillion monthly.
The CELO network makes transaction fees on the Ethereum blockchain invisible by converting them to U.S. dollars automatically.
Retail-sized transactions using stablecoins are estimated to be $6 billion a month globally.
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Photos of dummy models of the iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max, and the iPhone Fold were leaked on social media, sparking significant online discussion. Many users noticed that the models lacked MagSafe, Apple's magnetic attachment system. The foldable iPhone is rumored to face technical challenges, with a potential release by September 2026.
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Images showing the iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone Pro Max, and iPhone Fold were shared online.
The leaked models showed two rear cameras but did not include MagSafe, Apple's magnetic feature.
MagSafe helps with efficient wireless charging and attaching accessories securely.
Some users online criticized the lack of MagSafe and shared opinions on the models.
Apple is reportedly working on a foldable iPhone, but it faces technical challenges, such as display creases.
The foldable iPhone might be available by September 2026, according to some reports.
Apple is exploring different designs for the foldable phone, including a clamshell version.
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The article discusses the challenges with AI technology, such as incorrect answers and bias due to its training data. It also mentions how digital twinning technology helps restore a 300-year-old palace and explores the appeal of simple video games.
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AI sometimes gives wrong answers and may show bias.
AI's knowledge is limited to what it has been trained on.
Tech experts are working on solutions to improve AI reliability.
Digital twinning technology is used in restoring a historic palace.
Digital twinning creates a digital copy of physical objects or places.
The article highlights the enjoyment people find in simple video games.
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