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The Associated Press will cut its workforce by 8%

The cuts come just two weeks after Election Day, when the AP played a key role in calling races across the United States.

The launch of the very first color Kindle is not going so well. Amazon's Colorsoft began shipping on October 30, but shipments were paused after… Read More »Due to defective Colorsofts, some Kindle owners are left without an e-reader

NC man hit with $1,000 in tolls from states he didn't even drive in – how to protect yourself from license plate fraud Greg Underhill… Read More »NC man hit with $1,000 in tolls from states he didn't even drive in – how to protect yourself from license plate fraud

The surest short-term impact is that US investors still interested in Chinese AI startups will have to do a lot more due diligence. The Treasury… Read More »Why the US government banned investments in some Chinese AI startups

During her tenure, Vestager has repeatedly attacked the world's largest tech companies, with some of the toughest actions against tech giants like Apple, Google and… Read More »EU fines Meta €800 million for breaking the law with Marketplace

Most airplane seats recline for a relaxing flying experience, but one man has told how another passenger's seat may have reclined too far. In a… Read More »Airline passenger shares photos of man 'on my lap' with complaint about adjustable seat

The low-cost carrier is struggling to gain a foothold after its planned merger with JetBlue was blocked by a federal judge.

CHIBA, Japan (AP) — An Australian woman accused of smuggling amphetamines in a suitcase appeared before a Japanese court Monday nearly two years after her… Read More »Australian woman accused of drug smuggling in Japan says she is innocent as trial begins

The new Trump administration promises a crackdown on immigration. But the on-demand economy has been fueled for years by unscrupulous employment agencies that exploit migrant… Read More »The middlemen who connect migrants in the US to your shopping cart

But it was really motivated by a huge, not just opportunity, but in a sense a moral obligation, to do something that could be better… Read More »ChatGPT's success could have come sooner, says former Google AI researcher

According to Dallas police, a 66-year-old Texas man was recently shot and killed after trying to sell a cell phone on Facebook Marketplace. Amaya Medrano,… Read More »Texas man, 66, shot dead while selling cell phone on Facebook Marketplace: police

Processed foods are in Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s crosshairs, but the fight against big corporations could clash with newly elected President Donald J. Trump's business-friendly… Read More »The Promise of RFK Jr. to tackle the big food may be met with resistance

The researchers focused on two categories of health outcomes: cardiovascular, including coronary heart disease, heart failure and stroke; and orthostatic circulatory disorders, including orthostatic hypotension… Read More »Are standing desks good for you? The answer is becoming clearer.

Joe Biden wandered into the Amazon rainforest after giving a speech warning of the dangers of climate change. Dressed in a blue open-neck shirt, dark… Read More »Joe Biden wanders into the Amazon rainforest after his speech

Mr. Carr, who currently serves on the commission and is an outspoken critic of Big Tech, has said the agency should regulate the tech industry.