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The first Lego Smart Brick sets, based on Star Wars, aren't quite what my kids and I hoped, and I suspect much of that's down to programming. But the Smart Bricks may also have some technical limitations out of the gate. The first sets don't ship with a number of their sensors enabled, including the sound-detecting microphone, the ambient light sensor, fine distance measurement, position

I love Godzilla Minus One. Granted, it’s only the second Godzilla movie that I’ve watched, the other being 1998’s terrible Godzilla featuring Matthew Broderick (the soundtrack has bangers, though). While I may not exactly be an expert, this is a good movie, whether you’re a first-time Godzilla viewer or a longtime kaiju fan. If you’ve been wanting to watch it for the first time, or just

• Some flights from the Gulf have restarted, but passengers worldwide face complications.
• The Iran war is leading to rising ticket prices, further flight cancellations, and longer journeys.
• More travelers are transiting through the US between Europe and Oceania.

Air travel is only getting more complex due to the Iran war.

Eleven days

• I was supposed to spend my 45th birthday on a wonderful trip to Singapore with my husband.
• Flight delays due to weather derailed our plans, so I went on the trip I'd planned by myself.
• Many love solo travel, but I just kept wishing I could share my experiences with my husband.

We were supposed to be

• A new government watchdog report found gaps in oversight over federal student-loan servicers.
• The Education Department stopped moniting servicer accuracy and call quality after February 2025 staffing cuts.
• The report said it puts borrowers

• Big-name hedge funds have suffered losses since the US and Israel bombed Iran at the end of February.
• Macro hedge funds and commodity traders have been vulnerable to market turbulence.
• Brevan Howard lost money in its two biggest funds at the start of March.

Last year, it was President Donald

• Some US airports this week warned travelers about long TSA

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