The report was heard all across the world on Tuesday: Apple’s not-so-secretive “Project Titan” electric car has been canceled after a decade of starts and stops — not to mention thousands of employees recruited and several major project leadership changes throughout the years — that endlessly delayed the ambitious research and development efforts.

Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman had the scoop, reporting that Apple is “winding down” the electric car project and shifting many of the almost 2,000 employees who worked on it under the “Special Projects Group” to focus on generative AI developments.

To the average person who’s been soaking up every tidbit about the “Apple Car” over the past few years the cancelation might feel like a massive letdown. How dare Apple end a secret car project it never officially announced or acknowledged?!

HBO’s Sunday night programming has a lofty reputation. Shows in the coveted 9 p.m. timeslot carry an air of self-importance, standing alongside the likes of Succession, Game of Thrones, and The Last of Us. But in the wake of those series, there’s always room for something a little more experimental. That’s exactly what The Regime is: an uncategorizable, oddly surreal political drama that is one of HBO’s grandest experiments yet — and one of its most outlandish successes in years.