At 1 a.m. local time on Friday, a systems administrator at a West Coast funeral and cremation company woke up to find his computer screen… Read More »How IT Departments Rushed to Deal with CrowdStrike Chaos
By Michelle Conlin and Matt Tracy NEW YORK (Reuters) – Shares of commercial real estate finance company Blackstone Mortgage Trust fell 10% on Wednesday as… Read More »Blackstone's battered mortgage fund collapses as empty offices add pressure
Much of President Biden’s agenda is polling well, but voters disagree with his handling of the economy, posing a challenge for his campaign as it… Read More »Can Kamala Harris Sell Bidenomics?
1.In 2018, NASA captured an unreal-looking rectangular iceberg: 2.This is the last photo ever taken of the Titanic: Three days later it sank. Alamy stock… Read More »My stupid little brain just went into overdrive after seeing these 22 absolutely mesmerizing photos for the first time last week
Pineapple, with its strong tropical flavor, is a popular choice for making refreshing cocktails. It imparts a sweet, tangy taste that goes well with many… Read More »8 Types of Pineapple Cocktails (Recipes)
Enlarge / The cityscape from the tower of Lviv City Hall in winter. (Photo: Anastasiia Smolienko / Ukrinform/Future Publishing via Getty Images) While Russia has… Read More »How Russian-linked malware shut down heating in 600 Ukrainian buildings this winter
On January 29, during testimony before the Georgia Senate Judiciary Committee, Hunt-Blackwell urged lawmakers to remove the bill’s criminal penalties and add exemptions for news… Read More »The ACLU is fighting for your constitutional right to create deepfakes
By David Shepardson (Reuters) – Delta Air Lines reported a sharp drop in cancellations on Wednesday, as the U.S. carrier appears to be getting back… Read More »Delta flight cancellations on Wednesday drop sharply
The presumptive Democratic nominee has won concessions from Big Tech leaders on AI, but she has failed to successfully move Congress to regulate.
It’s hard to avoid hassle—or fraud—when you’re forced to pay with paper and ink. Here’s why checks are here to stay, and why some people… Read More »Why Paper Checks Aren't Going Away
Incessant rains battered the northern Philippines on Wednesday, causing flooding in Manila and landslides in mountainous areas as Typhoon Gaemi worsened the seasonal monsoon. In… Read More »Streets turn into rivers as Typhoon Gaemi rages across the Philippines
Enlarge / A scientist feathers one of the birds he used in practical experiments to mimic Neanderthal slaughter and cooking methods. Mariana Nabais Archaeologists interested… Read More »Want to cook like a Neanderthal? Archaeologists uncover the secrets
The explosion on Tuesday in the town of Tequila, near Guadalajara, killed five workers and injured two others, authorities said.
MOSCOW, Idaho (AP) — Attorneys for the man accused of fatally stabbing four University of Idaho students are urging a judge to move his murder… Read More »Attorney for man accused of killing 4 University of Idaho students wants trial moved to Boise
A federal judge in Pennsylvania on Tuesday declined to block the Federal Trade Commission's ban on non-compete agreements, a departure from another judge's recent finding… Read More »Judge refuses to block FTC ban on non-compete as lawsuits play out
