THE QUESTION IS, IS THIS SUSTAINABLE? WILL 20/20 BE MORE CHALLENGING? WE WILL CONTINUE TO WORK ON DIVERSIFYING OUR SUPPLY CHAIN. HAIDI: WHERE DO YOU SEE OPPORTUNITIES, GIVEN THE POLITICAL DIFFICULTIES NOT LIKELY TO BE RESOLVED? WE HAVE VERY SPECIFIC PLANS IN PLACE TO ADDRESS AND MITIGATE SUPPLY CHAIN CHALLENGES THAT WE'VE HAD THIS YEAR, IN 2019.

You won't find violent video game displays at Walmart anymore. Late last week the company announced it is removing them from stores. This came after President Donald Trump, commenting on the Dayton and El Paso shootings, complained from the White House about "gruesome and grisly video games that are now commonplace" and surround troubled youth with a culture that celebrates violence. House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, meanwhile, told Fox News he has always felt violent games present "a problem for future generations and others." Would someone please point out to our leaders -- neither of whom cited actual evidence -- that they are more than a decade behind the scientific consensus?

If you own a home, there's a good chance you're working on some kind of fix-up project right about now. Americans spend more than $400 billion a year on residential renovations and repairs, according to a recent report from the Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University -- and June is one of the busiest times of the year for upgrades. Whether you're fed up with a leaky washing machine, or trying to figure out which neighbor's dog is using your lawn as a personal porta-potty, here are a handful of impressive, new AI-powered gadgets that can do most of the thinking -- and even some of the heavy lifting -- for you. Amazon Prime Day 2019: How to prepare for this year's big sale Whirlpool Smart Front Load Laundry Pair uses artificial intelligence (AI) to automatically manage both laundry soap and fabric softener for up to 40 loads on a single fill-up. Short of hiring a maid to do your laundry -- we can always dream! -- Whirlpool's Smart Front Load Laundry Pair (starting at $1,499 for each) is like a stain-fighting magical genie.

A link has been posted to your Facebook feed. Tesla is making it possible to lease the Model 3 electric sedan for the first time while also making it harder to buy the much-hyped $35,000 base version of the vehicle. The automaker announced late Thursday that it would begin leasing the Model 3 "for a small down payment and competitive monthly payments." It's not the same as a standard auto industry lease, which typically gives leasees the option to purchase the vehicle when the lease expires. "Please note, customers who choose leasing over owning will not have the option to purchase their car at the end of the lease, because with full autonomy coming in the future via an over-the-air software update, we plan to use those vehicles in the Tesla ride-hailing network," Tesla said in a blog post.

GameStop's Spring Sale is loaded with savings on games, consoles, and more. If you make a purchase by clicking one of our links, we may earn a small share of the revenue. However, our picks and opinions are independent from USA Today's newsroom and any business incentives. Video games are an expensive hobby, but they're so fun and only getting better and better. So we keep playing and pre-ordering new releases and waiting for Hideo Kojima to finally announce the release date for Death Stranding (Please tell us, Mr. Kojima! And every now and then, we manage to get the games we've been dying to play for a discount.

The Nintendo Switch game console. If you're reading, chances are you already own the Nintendo Switch ($299) or are thinking of picking one up. As you likely know, Nintendo Switch is a unique hybrid console that's both a portable gaming system, like a Nintendo 3DS, as well as a home console, which snaps into a docking station (included) to connect to your television. There are several exclusive games for the platform -- including best-sellers like "Super Mario Odyssey," "Diablo 3: Eternal Collection," "Mario Rabbids: Kingdom Battle," and "Super Smash Bros. Ultimate" – which you can buy in cartridge form or download digitally from the Nintendo eShop online store. Underneath the console's kickstand on the back, you can snap in a microSD memory card to store more downloaded content, should the 32GB of internal storage not be enough for you.

Politics are bound to be a topic of conversation at Thanksgiving meals across the country today. Whether someone at your meal decides to share their thoughts on the state of America in 2018 is up to them. One thing you shouldn't do: ask Siri about Donald Trump or how old the president is. In an apparent glitch first spotted by The Verge, asking Siri the question "who is Donald Trump" or "how old is Donald Trump" returns an image of male genitalia in place of a picture of the 45th president of the United States. USA TODAY was able to replicate the glitchwhen asking Siri "who is Donald Trump" on an iPhone X on Thursday evening.

Google wants to do more than just organize the world's information. It wants to infuse itself into our lives and replace several of our daily tasks robotically. That, clearly, is the goal, as outlined this week. Forget about those shiny new Pixel phones, tablets and speakers that Google announced this week at a splashy event in New York. Or a new talking video speaker that takes on Amazon's Echo Show with a focus on Google visuals like mapping, calendar, and, of course, all that YouTube content.

Scientists discovered that bees have visual processing systems just like humans, which could help us understand how facial recognition evolved. A link has been sent to your friend's email address. A link has been posted to your Facebook feed. Scientists discovered that bees have visual processing systems just like humans, which could help us understand how facial recognition evolved.

Apple will offer more ways for people to limit the time they spend on iPhones. Features introduced Monday at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference aim to address criticism that devices are becoming increasingly addictive and distracting. Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) released new guidelines for its iOS devices, which ultimately will outlaw "mining" cryptocurrencies. These new rules will restrict apps that drain battery, generate excessive heat, or put unnecessary strain on the device. Tech giant Apple has updated its developer guidelines to explicitly ban "mining" cryptocurrencies like bitcoin. The new rules restrict apps that drain battery, generate excessive heat, or put unnecessary strain on device resources -- all of which take place in bitcoin mining.