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
What to see in Friday’s jobs report Stock markets will be closed for Good Friday, but investors will still tune in early for one of… Read More »Investors are concerned about what strong jobs data means for the economy
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Enlarge / Phil Harrison announces Stadia to the world. Google Stadia and all associated projects are dead, which means it’s finally time for divisional leader… Read More »After Stadia’s death, VP Phil Harrison left Google
HONOLULU (AP) — A former Hawaii legislator is expected in court Thursday for sentencing in a federal corruption case that has drawn attention to a… Read More »Toxic cesspools, bribery at the center of the Hawaiian lawmaker’s case
The new frontline for Europe’s energy security is a modest office building overlooking a fjord in Stavanger, Norway. Inside, a company called Petoro oversees three… Read More »With the departure of Russia, Norway becomes Europe’s energy champion
Bob Odenkirk had some doubts when he stepped onto the set of the long-running YouTube interview show “Hot Ones” last month. After all, he was… Read More »‘Hot Ones’ was a slow burn all along
Tough economic conditions have forced younger people to adapt. According to the National Association of Realtors, the median age of new homebuyers in the US… Read More »Your next landlord could be 100 random people
Former President Donald Trump knew his body language would matter at his April 4 arraignment. We know this because, a day before Trump appeared in… Read More »What Trump’s body language said during his hearing
nintendo; Lighting Entertainment & Universal Pictures I’ve been waiting three decades for Hollywood to make a movie that could wash away my disappointing memories of… Read More »Review: The Super Mario Bros. Movie is a crazy love letter to fans
Twitter added a label to National Public Radio’s account on the social network on Tuesday night, referring to the broadcaster as “U.S. state media.” The… Read More »Twitter labels NPR as “State-Affiliated Media” in policy change
The way artificial intelligence can rewrite software will have huge implications for the tech industry, and everyone else as well.
Bob Lee, a tech executive and investor who founded the mobile payment service Cash App, was stabbed in San Francisco on Tuesday, according to his… Read More »Bob Lee, founder of Cash App, is fatally stabbed in San Francisco
UBS is at great risk as it prepares to absorb its old arch-rival, Credit Suisse, the bank’s chairman warned shareholders at its annual meeting on… Read More »UBS chiefs see risks ahead in Credit Suisse acquisition
