Hi, I'm Rob Lowe, actor, podcaster, but most importantly, American.

And this summer, the US of A is going to show y'all how soccer is really done.

We're talking tailgate parties, half-time shows,

Fireworks in the freaking sky, baby.

Nah, you're all right, Mike. We'll just watch the actual game, thanks.

Yeah, America's going to America this summer.

But one thing's for sure, nobody does football better than us.

Honeypower.

18 plus couple of where.org.

Here's your afternoon TNB Tech Minute for Tuesday, June 30th.

I'm Julie Chang for the Wall Street Journal.

We exclusively report that the Federal Aviation Administration is preparing to mandate the use of

technology to help pilots see nearby aircraft. Safety advocates have sought the fix since a deadly

mid-air collision in Washington, D.C. last year. People familiar with the matter say the

potential mandate would require nearly all aircraft in civilian airspace to use automatic

dependent surveillance broadcast systems, or ADSB. While safety advocates support the move,

the industry remains divided over costs and compliance flexibility.

Sources say they don't know when the mandate will be implemented and cautioned its scope could

change. An FAA spokeswoman said the agency is exploring all safety enhancements and hasn't

made a decision on issuing a mandate. A consortium backed by companies, including Google, Coinbase, and BlackRock,

plans to launch a stable coin called OpenUSD. Slated for release later this year, it'll be available

on the Coinbase-affiliated base blockchain, as well as Solana and other networks. Some 140 companies,

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