NEW YORK (AP) — When Daniel Penny put his arm around a homeless man's neck on a Manhattan subway last year, it appeared the 25-year-old… Read More »Former Marine abused a combat technique in the fatal chokehold of a New York subway rider, trainer testifies
A strong economy gives Federal Reserve officials room to act “prudently” in cutting interest rates, the central bank chairman said.
In the latest bad legal news for Rudy Giuliani, his lawyers no longer want to represent him in a civil case stemming from his defamation… Read More »Rudy Giuliani's lawyers no longer want to defend him in the case of election workers in Georgia
Meta said it would appeal the European Union's decision, which said the company had abused its dominance in social networking to boost its shopping and… Read More »Meta has been fined $840 million in Europe for unfairly stimulating the market
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Artificial intelligence has been a tailwind for many industries, such as chip makers, cloud companies and even healthcare. Deena Shakir, General Partner Lux Capital, tells… Read More »This is the most important piece of the puzzle to advancing breakthroughs in women's health
The satirical news site planned to make Infowars a parody of itself, mocking “weird internet personalities” who sell conspiracy theories and health supplements.
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A dozen schools in Iowa's largest public school district have been identified by the state as “in need of extensive support and improvement” because of… Read More »Iowa's list of the 35 lowest-performing schools now includes 12 from Des Moines
Under both Donald Trump and Joe Biden, the US is determined to 'reshore' chip production. Now money and a colossal infrastructure are pouring into a… Read More »The great American microchip mobilization
A New York Times reporter tested a handful of chatbots to see if they could help improve his dating life. The results were decidedly mixed.
Women admit to avoiding light-colored clothing, subtly checking the seats for leakage after getting up and going to the toilet regularly to check their sanitary… Read More »Women adopt behaviors to prevent leakage and discomfort during their periods
He built his family's oil refinery into one of the largest companies in the country, then used his wealth to benefit charities.
CHANCAY, Peru (AP) — On the edge of Peru's coastal desert, a remote fishing village where a third of all residents have no running water… Read More »China's president will unveil a mega port in Peru, but locals say they are being left out
By making small adjustments to the frequency at which the qubits operate, it is possible to prevent these problems. This can be done when the… Read More »IBM is strengthening the entire quantum computing stack
