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33 Best Gift Cards for Everyone on Your List in 2026 - CNET

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Apple

Several Apple products make great gifts, like the latest iPad, iPad Mini or the Apple Watch. But it’s easier to give an Apple gift card so someone can choose a gift for themselves, possibly an accessory for tech they already have. You can choose from several unique designs on this Apple gift card, with amounts ranging from $25 to $100. If you prefer, you can enter a custom amount.

Best Buy

If you’re shopping for someone who likes tech, Best Buy is a solid bet. Computers, phones, TVs, small appliances and more; Best Buy has it all. There are no expiration dates or fees, and it offers both physical and digital cards ranging from $15 to $500. The retailer also offers several options for its gift cards, so you can get one that suits the recipient.

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AI and Data Centers Will Impact Midterm Voting, According to Experts - CNET

As far as public opinion goes, artificial intelligence is not a bed of roses. With the Nov. 3 elections looming nationwide, an issue that was barely a blip a year ago has become a full-blown backlash and a likely spoiler in the midterm elections. A new poll from ABC News,

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Tons of People Are Apparently Asking Meta’s Muse AI Agent to Shop for Them - CNET

We’re about to be immersed in the busiest shopping season of the year, and if Mark Zuckerberg has his way, people will completely hand over the responsibility of buying stuff to their own personal AI agent. In fact, according to the Meta CEO, that is already happening. During the

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Russia targets Democrats and Ukraine supporters ahead of midterms, top intel lawmakers say

Russia's President Vladimir Putin attends a meeting with the Prime Minister in Moscow on October 19, 2026. Mikhail METZEL / POOL / AFP via Getty Images ByDavid DiMolfetta, Cybersecurity Reporter, Nextgov/FCW October 21, 2026 08:17 PM ET Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., and Rep. Jim Himes, D-Conn., described Russian

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