In today's top stories, NASA has now passed the 1-mile (1.6km) mark for flying on Mars. In other news, Teen on Blue Origin flight told Bezos he's never ordered off Amazon. And finally, Apple is reportedly amassing A15 chips for the iPhone 13 launch.

In today's top stories, if you're looking for a phone that protects your privacy, don't buy the Freedom Phone. In other news, Zoom launches in-app gaming so you can play games like Heads Up during meetings. And finally, Gasoline "superusers" may be key to accelerating EV adoption.

In today's top stories, NASA InSight maps interior of Mars using data from "marsquakes," a breakthrough for planetary geoscience. In other news, Wildfire smoke could make Friday's 'buck' moon red. And finally, Tesla's closes first Supercharger station, supposedly for security reasons.

In today's top stories, the yearly conference for app developers on Amazon's voice assistant platform kicked off Wednesday with a few surprises. In other news, Steve Jobs application from 1973 is being auctioned in physical and NFT form. And finally, NASA Perseverance rover gears up to collect its first Mars rock sample.

In today's top stories, here's how to watch or stream the Tokyo Olympics this week, for the first time ever in 4K HDR. In other news, Apple employees reportedly push for more work from home options after company tightens grip. And finally, SpaceX fires up its Super Heavy Starship rocket booster for the first time.

In today's top stories, A Washington Post report details how Israeli spyware was used to hack 37 phones of including those belonging to two women close to murdered Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi. In other news, the Biden administration blames China for Microsoft server hack. And finally, Canada will allow fully vaccinated Americans to visit starting early August.

In today's top stories, Bezos blasts off on the first crewed Blue Origin spaceflight, here's how to watch live. In other news, WhatsApp rolls out a public beta for multidevice capability that doesn't require a smartphone. And finally, Biden and Facebook clash about spread of Covid-19 misinformation on the social network.

In today's top stories, Apple drops radical Safari tab changes in new MacOS Monterey beta, showing how difficult it can be to modernize user interfaces. In other news, Facebook argues new FTC chair Lina Khan should recuse herself from antirust case against them. And finally, in more Facebook news, the social network plans to give out $1B to creators through 2022.

In today's top stories, the FTC hasn't announced any formal rules yet, but Biden's order in early July clearly shows the movement is gaining steam - here's why you should care. In other news, Twitter is shutting down its fleets feature for disappearing text, photos and videos. And finally, dubbed the "best meteor shower of the year" by NASA, the Perseids will be active from July 14 through Aug. 24 - how to get the best view.

In today's top stories, Apple's releases $99 MagSafe Battery Pack for iPhone 12, but didn't share capacity. In other news, here's how to watch the Tokyo Olympics opening ceremony July 23. And finally, Kraft mac and cheese ice cream is a food fever dream come true.