Neal Boenzi, a photographer who spent more than 40 years at The New York Times deftly capturing aspects of urban life, from firefighters fleeing a… Read More »Neal Boenzi, 97, top New York Times photographer for four decades, has passed away
I was at Nubar, an elegant café near Harvard Square, to meet David, with whom I had corresponded online. He sounded like the perfect man:… Read More »Seduced by a charming AI chatbot
If a company’s application is rejected by the SEC, it cannot offer securities-related services in the US, at least not in the form described in… Read More »Binance and Coinbase have been sucked into a regulatory turf war
"It was seriously disturbing": People who attended their high school reunions share the most shocking twists they’ve discovered since graduating
Enlarge / Giant panda cub Huanlili plays with a bamboo on August 2, 2022 during her first birthday at Beauval Zoological Park in Saint-Aignan, central… Read More »Pandas in the Wuhan market? China’s genetic study on COVID is out – it’s in trouble
PARIS — Airbus on Thursday agreed to build a second assembly line at its factory in China and received a green light from Beijing to… Read More »Airbus doubles production in China as new orders continue
Warm up in Miami. Looks like things are getting serious between Jake Paul and Jutta Leerdam, who were photographed at the LPM restaurant in Brickell… Read More »Boxer Jake Paul officially goes Instagram with new galpal in Miami
Video memes made with algorithms are suddenly everywhere. Their sudden proliferation could herald an imminent explosion in the technology’s capabilities.
Due to a poor facial recognition match and other hidden technology, Randal Reid spent nearly a week in jail, falsely accused of stealing purses in… Read More »“Thousands of dollars for something I didn’t do”
The National Enquirer’s long-standing practice of “catch and kill” — buying and then burying unsavory stories about powerful people — is at the center of… Read More »No more hush money at National Enquirer, says new owner
Clarence Thomas in 2008.Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images Former GOP House members criticize Judge Clarence Thomas for his cozy relationship with a billionaire. ProPublica reported that Thomas… Read More »Clarence Thomas hit from across the political spectrum as former House GOP member says he ‘shouldn’t go near a court decision’
Apple/Andrew Cunningham If you’re on a Mac and want to brush up on the basics of Bitcoin, good news: Blogger Andy Baio has discovered that… Read More »Bitcoin whitepaper is hidden in macOS system folder for some reason
Automakers are just starting to figure out how to turn used car owners into subscribers. Today, most used vehicle owners reach out either when someone… Read More »Your used car may soon be delivered with a subscription fee
With a series of billion-dollar lawsuits, including a $1.6 billion case against Fox News set for trial this month, Dominion Voting Systems has sent a… Read More »Attacks against Dominion Voting continue despite high-profile lawsuits
FOLSOM, Calif. (AP) — During the depths of California’s drought, water levels in key reservoirs dropped so low that jetties sat on dry, cracked land… Read More »Dramatic photos show storms filling California reservoirs
