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1. Google Moves Forward With Pentagon AI Deal Despite Employee Pushback

   More than 600 Google employees urge Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai not to make the company's AI systems available for classified military work.

2. Today's NYT Mini Crossword Answers for Wednesday, April 29

   Here are the answers for The New York Times Mini Crossword for April 29

3. The World's Smallest Wellness Wearable, Smart Earrings, Just Launched on Kickstarter

   Over $800,000 has already been raised, which is more than 80 times the Lumia 2's original goal.

4. Meet Dreame Tech's Rocket-Boosted Concept Car video

   CNET Senior Writer Antuan Goodwin drives through the basics of the Dreame Nebula NEXT 01 - Jet Edition: a rocket-powered concept car from Dreame, a hardware company you might associate more with robots and home appliances.

5. Start With These 9 Essential Apple Watch Tips to Get the Most Out of Your Smartwatch

   If your Apple Watch is mostly just telling time, you're just scratching the surface. Here's how to level up.

6. Proton VPN to Offer More Speed, More Security, More Servers

   One of CNET's most highly rated VPNs adds more features for a busy spring and summer.

7. Lost an AirPod? This Trick Will Help You Find It

   AirPods are easy to lose. Fortunately, Apple has features to help you find them. Here's how.

8. Google Celebrates 20 Years of Translate With a New Pronunciation Feature

   Google's new AI-powered language tool can give you real-time feedback by analyzing speech and correcting your pronunciation.

9. Here Are the Mother's Day Gifts Our Editors Are Asking for in 2026

   Mother's Day will be here before you know it, but finding a gift for Mom doesn't have to be stressful. Check out these outstanding gifts, all hand-picked by our expert editors.

10. Supreme Court Weighs Arguments Over How Police Request Location Data to Solve Crimes

    "Geofence warrants," sometimes known as reverse location searches, are increasingly controversial for sweeping up information on any device that happened to be in the vicinity of a crime.