Twitter removed labels describing prominent news organizations as “government-funded” or “state-affiliated” after NPR and public broadcasters in several countries criticized the labels as misleading and… Read More »Twitter is removing “government-funded” labels from NPR and other media accounts
The only job available was tapping maples, and I couldn’t even get an interview. I had moved to a small town in New Hampshire after… Read More »How prenups can protect you in the event of a divorce
When Ukrainian social media influencer Anna Tsukur started building her business as a fitness guru a few years ago, she made choices to maximize her… Read More »Ukraine’s Social Media Stars Ditch Russian in Pivot to a War Footing
All Nippon Airways Boeing 777-300ER.Nicolas Economou/NurPhoto via Getty Images A currency error meant that All Nippon Airways underpriced some first and business class flights. One… Read More »A man bought $250,000 worth of airline tickets for $17,000 after a Japanese airline made a currency conversion mistake, the report said
I woke up one day last year and realized I was no longer listening to music. Instead, I just listened to sludge – a blur… Read More »How the streaming era turned music into sludge
Enlarge / Super Heavy rises on a pillar of flame. SpaceX Welcome to Edition 5.34 of the Rocket Report! Wow, what half a year it… Read More »Rocket Report: Starship RUDs on their way to space; Rocket Lab will reuse engine
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre called out the “violence and vitriol” against transgender Americans following conservative outcry over Bud Light’s partnership with trans TikTok… Read More »Karine Jean-Pierre sends brutal message to conservatives about Bud Light Backlash
SpaceX’s Starship rocket exploded Thursday, minutes after taking off from a launch pad in South Texas. The rocket, the most powerful ever built, failed to… Read More »Starship Explosion a setback, but not a total failure for SpaceX and Musk
WASHINGTON — Republicans in the House of Representatives unveiled a bill on Wednesday that would cut billions in federal spending and reverse some of President… Read More »What’s in the GOP House Debt Limit Act
MEXICO CITY (AP) — After nearly 4 1/2 years of trying, Mexico’s president said Thursday he has finally sold the unwanted presidential plane — to… Read More »Mexico finally sells the unwanted presidential plane to Tajikistan
Fox Corporation CEO Lachlan Murdoch dropped his libel suit against an Australian publisher on Thursday, two days after his company settled a blockbuster libel suit… Read More »Lachlan Murdoch drops libel lawsuit against Australian news site
This week, The Daily Wire podcast host Matt Walsh was hacked, giving a hacker named Doomed unfettered access to his Twitter, Google and Microsoft accounts.… Read More »Twitter Permanently Suspends Journalist Who Interviewed Matt Walsh’s Hacker
Large language models can generate text strings based on word patterns learned from the web pages, books, and other blocks of text in their training… Read More »Stack Overflow will charge AI giants for training data
If you want to order pizza for dinner or for a party, you should consider how much you need. Knowing how many slices a large… Read More »How many slices in a large pizza? (Updated for 2023)
SAN FRANCISCO — Twitter on Thursday began removing checkmarks from the profiles of thousands of celebrities, politicians and journalists, in one of the most visible… Read More »Twitter begins removing blue check marks from verified accounts
