Many hospitals in the United States use aggressive tactics to collect medical debts. They flood local courts with debt collection cases. They garnish patients’ wages.… Read More »Minnesota’s Allina Health System Cuts Off Patients With Medical Debts
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Find it, aim it, shoot it. The exercise is the same for Ukraine’s air defense crews, as they work around the clock to combat the… Read More »The non-stop work of the Ukrainian air defense: ‘We have no days off’
Even before the recent TikTok bans and concerns about the surgeon general’s mental health, public attitudes to social media have evolved. Many people are moving… Read More »Use alternative apps and shared albums instead of regular social media
Agricultural and energy costs are falling, but basic items remain stubbornly expensive for consumers. It is the most basic staple food: sliced white bread. In… Read More »Why are food prices so high in Europe? Sugar, cheese and bread costs are rising
Enlarge / Samsung Display envisions the unfolding screen embodying future wearable monitors. Believe it or not, technology fairs are a thing in 2023. There are… Read More »6 monitor and TV innovations remind us that trade shows still exist
The deal President Biden has made with House Republicans to raise the debt limit is designed to prevent a catastrophic default on the national debt.… Read More »Despite the debt limit agreement, questions about the 14th amendment linger
The technology can help reduce fatal accidents. Road fatalities are one of the most persistent causes of death in the United States, and they are… Read More »US will require all new cars to have automatic braking systems
A month later Amazon ordered its own employees to return to the office, some of them have walked out again. Meetings took place today outside… Read More »Amazon workers are walking out over layoffs and broken climate pledges
Amazon on Wednesday agreed to pay a $25 million civil fine to settle federal charges that it has kept children’s sensitive information, including their precise… Read More »Amazon pays $25 million to settle child privacy charges
The original Chromecast. Google Rest now, little Chromecast. Google has announced that the decade-old Chromecast 1 is finally reaching its end of life. A post… Read More »The original Chromecast is reaching the end of its life after ten years of service
In a separate dialog box, Bing Chat correctly identified Thailand as the rumored location for the TV show’s next setting white Lotusbut provided “somewhere in… Read More »ChatGPT cuts non-English languages out of the AI revolution
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