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1. Mozilla's CEO Knows You May Not Want AI in Firefox

   CNET talked to the browser maker's new boss about privacy, choice and his vision for keeping the internet open and fair.

2. 4 Kitchen Tools That May Be Adding Microplastics to Every Meal You Cook

   Microplastics are showing up everywhere, including in the kitchen tools most people never think twice about.

3. This Is the Only Smart Ring I Trust to Track My Health Daily

   There are many smart rings on the market, but none come close to this one.

4. iOS 27 Coming to Older iPhones May Just Be Apple's Winning Strategy

   Commentary: The phone's eighth year of software support isn't just a kindness. More people all over the world are using older iPhone models.

5. Why I'm Telling People to Stop Hunting for Dumb TVs

   Finding a new TV that doesn't beg you to connect to the internet is a challenge. But even if you find one, there are good reasons to stick with a smart TV and go with a workaround instead. Here's why.

6. I've Been DIYing PCs for 10 years. It's No Longer Cheaper to Build Your Own PC

   In a major shift caused by AI-induced memory and storage shortages, building your own PC is now more expensive than buying from an OEM or boutique builder.

7. UK to Ban Social Media for Under-16s, With Sweeping Restrictions for All Teens

   Restrictions in the UK will go even further than those in place in Australia, preventing under-17s from accessing livestreams and chatting with strangers. Under-18s are also banned from using romantic companion AI chatbots.

8. Best Cat Water Fountains of 2026: High-Tech Hydration

   Your thirsty pets deserve high-quality, moving water. I tested these cat fountains to find the smartest top performers.

9. Today's NYT Strands Hints, Answers and Help for June 15 #834

   Here are hints and answers for the NYT Strands puzzle for June 15, No. 834.

10. Today's NYT Connections Hints, Answers and Help for June 15, #1100

    Here are some hints and the answers for the NYT Connections puzzle for June 15, No. 1,100.