In today's top stories, In July, security researchers discovered evidence of Pegasus spyware being used on the phones of journalists, politicians and activists - here's how to check if your iPhone or iPad has Pegasus spyware. In other news, a UN report says some climate change effects might be irreversible. And finally, Biden administration rolls out 'final extension' on student loan repayment pause.

In today's top stories, Microsoft unveiled "the next generation of Windows" at its virtual event in June, and with it, some big changes to the long-standing operating system, here's everything we know about Windows 11. In other news, Disney announces starting prices for the Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser immersive hotel experience, which start at $4,809. And finally, Elon Musk shared photos of the Starship spacecraft being lifted to the top of the Super Heavy rocket and put into place.

In today's top stories, Two Massachusetts companies accuse Google of cutting an illegal deal with Facebook involving online advertising auctions. In other news, Elon Musk says he has a new biography coming out that's written by Walter Isaacson. Speaking of Musk, the SpaceX founder shared images of the Super Heavy rocket moving to the orbital launch pad in Texas.

In today's top stories, T-Mobile to shutter Sprint 4G LTE network next year. In other news, Offspring, the band, drops its drummer Pete Parada for not getting vaccinated. And finally, Amazon unveils programs for unsold merchandise after blowback.

In today's top stories, after withdrawing from other Olympic event finals, Simone Biles wins bronze medal in balance beam final. In other news, NYC to require proof of COVID vaccination for restaurants, gyms, theaters. Finally, the Pentagon is using AI to help predict events days into the future.

In today's top stories, if the $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill vote this week passes, it could amount to one of the biggest investments in infrastructure in over a decade. In other news, SolarWinds hackers nailed federal prosecutors' offices, Department of Justice says. And finally, a Chinese space company completes a rocket hop reminiscent of early SpaceX.

In today's top stories, tn its second month, the 2021 enhanced child tax credit is a financial boost for many families but for others it could spark worries about a messy tax bill. In other news, Bitterant coatings on batteries may keep kids safer, but Apple says they might not work in AirTags. And finally, Elon Musk weighs in on Epic Games v. Apple suit ahead of judge's decision.

In today's top stories, Robinhood IPO hits the stock market, but should you invest? In other news, Google and other tech companies rethink return-to-office protocols amid rising coronavirus cases. And finally, Elon Musk announces Tesla AI Day for next month.

In today's top stories, preorders for Playdate console start July 29, here's how to get one. In other news, Twitter dabbles in e-commerce with new shopping feature. And finally, Biden proposal calls for more US-made parts in products sold to US government.

In today's top stories, scammers in pump-and-dump schemes are taking advantage of people who have developed FOMO, and are eager to jump on new crypto coins in hopes of getting rich - here's how to avoid getting duped. In other news, Facebook hits pause on Oculus Quest 2 sales in light of facial irritation concerns. And finally, the data shows Americans are really digging electrified vehicles as gas prices jump.