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Bezos was expected to make a splash in Washington. But he never arrived.
The billionaire made splashy purchases of The Washington Post and a mansion in Washington. But his status as a power player in the nation's capital… Read More »Bezos was expected to make a splash in Washington. But he never arrived.
Light and color on display during London's Diwali event
Thousands of people attended a free celebration of light and color in central London ahead of Diwali. Hundreds of dancers wearing multi-coloured saris performed at… Read More »Light and color on display during London's Diwali event
For the first time, the beloved IDE JetBrains Rider will be available for free
JetBrains' integrated development environment (IDE) Rider is now available for free for the first time. After testing non-commercial free licenses with other products like RustRover… Read More »For the first time, the beloved IDE JetBrains Rider will be available for free
Tom Jarriel, Globetrotting ABC News Reporter, has died at the age of 89
In his 37 years with the network, he was a White House correspondent, weekend host and correspondent for “20/20.” He won 19 Emmy Awards.
The Georgia prosecutor who brought an election lawsuit against Trump is facing a rare Republican challenger
ATLANTA (AP) — Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis, the Democratic Georgia prosecutor who filed charges against former President Donald Trump over efforts to overturn… Read More »The Georgia prosecutor who brought an election lawsuit against Trump is facing a rare Republican challenger
For investors: what if these times are different?
Ignoring politics has worked very well in the United States for a century. But market history only offers solace to a certain extent, says our… Read More »For investors: what if these times are different?
Bots linked to China are targeting Republican House and Senate candidates, Microsoft says
Chinese influence operations have focused less on this year's presidential race and more on the down-ballot election.
12 accused of making more than 800 pounds of meth in rural Georgia
Twelve people are accused of participating in a conspiracy to manufacture and traffic methamphetamine in Walton County. On August 13, a federal search warrant was… Read More »12 accused of making more than 800 pounds of meth in rural Georgia
A look inside The Washington Post's decision to end presidential endorsements
Post owner Jeff Bezos ended the decades-long practice weeks after a discussion at a meeting in Miami. The move has drawn criticism inside and outside… Read More »A look inside The Washington Post's decision to end presidential endorsements
Joe Rogan asked Donald Trump for details on how 2020 was stolen. Then I could only laugh at the answer
Joe Rogan could be seen laughing as he pressed former President Donald Trump for details on how the 2020 election was stolen. The Republican candidate… Read More »Joe Rogan asked Donald Trump for details on how 2020 was stolen. Then I could only laugh at the answer
Forty years later, The Terminator still defines our view of AI
Countries including the US specify the need for human operators to “exercise appropriate levels of human judgment in the use of force” when operating autonomous… Read More »Forty years later, The Terminator still defines our view of AI
China is tightening its grip on minerals needed to make computer chips
Beijing is already the dominant producer of rare minerals, using export restrictions and its power over state-owned companies to further control access.
Palestinian officials say Israeli strikes have killed 22 people in northern Gaza
DEIR AL-BALAH, Gaza Strip (AP) — Israeli attacks on northern Gaza have killed at least 22 people, Palestinian medical officials said. The Gaza Health Ministry's… Read More »Palestinian officials say Israeli strikes have killed 22 people in northern Gaza
The White House is betting big on Intel. Will it backfire?
A plan to revive U.S. chip manufacturing rests partly on a company laying off workers and delaying factories, even as the government pushes the opposite.
