Technology

Arc Browser Shuts Down December 22: What Users Need to Know

The Browser Company is shutting down its Arc browser in stages. New accounts ended on October 22, mobile features stop on November 23, and the desktop app stops working on December 22, 2026. The company is moving users to Dia, its AI-focused browser.

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Honda’s First Ladder-Frame Pickup Will Be Based on Mitsubishi’s Triton

Honda and Mitsubishi signed an agreement for a Triton-based Honda pickup due in Southeast Asia in 2028. Here’s what’s confirmed and why it matters.

Cars

Ferrari’s First EV, the Luce, Will Cost $560,800 in the U.S.

Ferrari’s first all-electric car, the five-seat Luce, will start at $560,800 in the U.S. when deliveries begin in 2027. Its first two years of production are already sold.

Technology

Tesla Will Sell Cybercabs by Year’s End as Profit Falls 43%

Tesla says it will start selling Cybercabs to customers by the end of 2026 and has begun Optimus robot production, but its third-quarter profit fell 43%.

Cars

A Chinese Electric SUV Is Now Being Built in Europe by Stellantis

Stellantis has started building the Leapmotor B10 electric SUV at its Zaragoza plant in Spain, giving the Chinese brand a European production base.

Cars

Ohio Appeals Court Rules EdChoice School Vouchers Unconstitutional

An Ohio appeals court ruled the EdChoice voucher program unconstitutional, but the program will keep running while the state appeals to the Ohio Supreme Court.

Cars

Tesla’s New Roadster Is Finally Here — With SpaceX Thrusters and a 2028 Launch Date

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Cars

A Chinese Electric SUV Is Now Being Built in Europe — by Stellantis

Stellantis has started building the Leapmotor B10 electric SUV at its Zaragoza plant in Spain, giving the Chinese brand a European production base.

Education

Hackers Stole Data on Millions of California Students. Here’s What Families Should Do

A breach at testing vendor ETS exposed names, birthdates, disability records and more for millions of current and former California students. Here’s what to do.