Canvas learning platform cyberattack disrupts student finals, Instagram disables end-to-end encryption raising privacy concerns, and hantavirus outbreak spreads across multiple U.S. states amid global contact tracing efforts.

A significant cyberattack has disrupted the Canvas learning management platform during finals period, creating chaos for students and institutions relying on the system for course materials and grade submissions.

Meta has disabled end-to-end encryption for Instagram direct messages, making private conversations less secure and more vulnerable to hacking, significantly reducing user privacy protections on the platform.

U.S. health authorities are monitoring a hantavirus outbreak across at least five states (Arizona, California, Georgia, Texas, and Virginia), with seven returning passengers showing symptoms and global contact tracing efforts underway.

A deadly hantavirus outbreak linked to a cruise ship has reached unprecedented levels, prompting authorities to scramble containment and contact tracing measures across multiple jurisdictions and international locations.

U.S. intelligence assessments indicate Iran can sustain operations and maintain a substantial missile and drone arsenal to outlast the Trump administration's Hormuz blockade for several months, according to confidential reports delivered to the White House.

Elon Musk faces a criminal probe in France after ignoring a summons in an X-related case, marking escalating legal challenges against the tech entrepreneur in European jurisdictions.

Cloudflare reports that artificial intelligence has rendered 1,100 jobs obsolete within the company despite hitting record revenue, highlighting the growing impact of AI-driven automation on employment.

Tesla's Cybertruck faces its 11th recall due to potential wheel separation caused by incorrect grease application and loose nuts, continuing the vehicle's troubling reliability record.

Google is making corrections to its AI Overviews feature by linking more sources to improve transparency and address concerns about inadequate citation practices in AI-generated summaries.

A federal court has ruled that Trump's 10% tariff is equally illegal as the tariff it replaced, representing a significant legal setback for the administration's trade policy initiatives.