In today's top stories, Tesla will not accept Bitcoin for vehicle purchases until miners adopt clean energy methods. In other news, Apple's US stores will reportedly drop masking requirement as early as this week. And finally, see NASA's bonkers-big moon rocket standing up, boosters and all.

In today's top stories, the Consumer Price Index for US goods and services climbed more than 5% in May, signaling period of inflation ahead. In other news, the US and the UK announce travel restrictions due to the pandemic will soon be eased. And finally, Bethesda's Starfield trailer revealed ahead of Microsoft's E3 showcase, coming Nov. 11, 2022.

In today's top stories, ProPublica's analysis of IRS documents reveal how America's ultrarich reportedly use loopholes in the tax code to avoid paying fair share of taxes. In other news, Apple Maps will debut new AR features in iOS 15, which could make it more competitive with Google Maps. And finally, Biden signs executive order requiring security reviews of apps linked to foreign adversaries.

In today's top stories, with iOS 15, Android users can now join FaceTime calls. In other news, Elon Musk's Boring Loop is finally transporting passengers in Las Vegas. And finally, NASA's Mars helicopter Ingenuity aces post-glitch seventh flight.

In today's top stories, here's which states are offering a return-to-work bonus to attract the unemployed to open positions In other news, what is Fastly and how did it break the internet? And finally, Amazon launches "Spend $10, Get $10" promotion to support small businesses ahead of Prime Day.

In today's top stories, Apple debuts iOS 15 at its annual developer's conference, with updates to FaceTime, notifications, and more. In other news, Jeff Bezos announced he will go to space on Blue Origin's first crewed rocket flight. And finally, US recovers part of multimillion-dollar ransom paid to Colonial Pipeline hackers.

In today's top stories, Apple hopes to use its annual developer conferences to rally the troops after spending the past year under attack. In other news, Walmart is now selling its own media streamers under the Onn line. And finally, Facebook is changing how it handles political speech after Trump's ban.

In today's top stories, Commissioner Brendan Carr's proposes tech giants "pay their fair share," which upends the current funding model for the Universal Service Fund, which relies on a consumer "tax." In other news, NASA is sending two spacecraft to investigate the mysteries of Venus. And finally, in more space news, NASA orbiter captures aerial view of Mars Spirit rover, covered in dust.

In today's top stories, Spotify launches new music personalization hubs meant to dive into how you listen with Spotify, rather than just what you listen to there. In other news, an autonomous drone attacked and possibly killed soldiers on its own. And finally, Alphabet faces pressure from shareholders on human rights at annual meeting.

In today's top stories, after months of delays, the origin story for Cruella de Vil the dog-skinning villainess is finally here. In other news, an autonomous drone attacked and possibly killed soldiers on its own. And finally, Quic, the new standard, gives the internet's data transmission foundation a needed speedup.