In today's top stories, Texas prepares to enact law that lets people sue Facebook, Twitter. In other news, researchers found that fake news got six times more engagement than factual news during the 2020 election. And finally, Facebook AI puts 'primates' label on video of Black men, in what firm calls 'unacceptable' error

In today's top stories, GoDaddy is kicking Texas abortion 'whistleblower' site from its servers for violating its terms of service. In other news, Paris lowers its speed limit to 19 mph for both safety and environmental reasons. And finally, a recording of a star's corpse pulling a companion star into supernova baffles astronomers

In today's top stories, Tesla Full Self-Driving Beta 10 could roll out as early as next week. In other news, Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic space flight left its airspace, prompting FAA investigation. And finally, Amazon lockers are popping up in odd places. They aren't always welcome.

In today's top stories, iPhone 13's rumored satellite feature will supposedly only let you send texts in emergencies. In other news, Pokemon Go developer Niantic vows better communication after players pushed back against its decision to roll back the game's increased gym and PokeStop ranges. And finally, a CNBC report says driver shortages are causing Uber and Lyft ride prices to spike.

In today's top stories, South Korea bill could loosen restrictions in Apple App Store and Google Play Store. In other Apple news,Apple will invest $30M more into its Racial Equity and Justice Initiative. And finally, complex designs could delay the next Apple Watch.

In today's top stories, the highly-anticipated Marvel film, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, comes out Friday, Sept. 3, in theaters only - here's how to watch. In other news, Americans may again face travel restrictions in Europe as EU removes US travelers from COVID-19 'safe list'. And finally, Apple's iPhone 13 will sport satellite connectivity, report says, allowing users to make calls without cellular coverage.

In today's top stories, Pfizer vaccine has full FDA approval,= but at this stage, the federal government isn't requiring the general public to get vaccinated - here are the institutions issuing Covid vaccine mandates. In other news, Peloton announces $400 price drop on the original Peloton Bike. And finally, the trial of Elizabeth Holmes, the disgraced founder of healthcare startup Theranos is set to begin Aug. 31.

In today's top stories, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto gain Electrify America app support. In other news, NASA issues reassurance over chances of an asteroid hitting Earth. And finally, a new study suggests strategically picking the best time to travel to the red planet can drastically reduce radiation exposure.

In today's top stories, New Zealand extends lockdown amid the Delta variant outbreak. In other news, the baby on Nirvana's infamous 1991 album cover, now 30, sues the band over child porn allegations. And finally, want to cancel a credit card without tanking your credit score? Follow these steps.

In today's top stories, CEO Brian Chesky said Airbnb will house 20,000 Afghan refugees for free worldwide, adding that the company will pay for these temporary stays, organized through AirBnb.org. In other news, Doctor Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) casts a spell on the Marvel Cinematic Universe in Tom Holland's next Spider-Man ride. And finally, Live in a natural disaster-prone area? Find out the insurance you need to protect your home.