Reddit Plans to Go Mostly Logged-In Only
Reddit said this week it's testing a mostly logged-in-only experience, closing off one of the last free-flowing corners of the open internet. Morning Brew
The move comes after Google's AI Overviews tanked Reddit's search referrals last quarter. Combined with a weak Q4 sales forecast, the news helped spur a 29% drop in Reddit's stock yesterday — its worst day since going public in 2024.
What Else Is Brewing
- Affordable Care Act premiums are on track to rise 13% next year, per a Kaiser Family Foundation analysis.
- A federal appeals court rejected the Trump administration's bid to set aside 20,000 disputed midterm ballots in California.
- An ICE officer has been charged with aggravated assault, accused of intentionally running over a construction worker in Houston.
- The Treasury Department announced new I Bonds with a 5.51% return — lower than 2022's 9.62% spike, but still high.
- Pope Leo XIV is now the first pontiff to vote in a US general election, after mailing in a midterm ballot.
- The Atlanta Dream and Golden State Valkyries face off tonight in the WNBA's first-ever Game 7.