Browns fans furious online after Jets loss
The Browns were poised to start the season 2-0 for the first time since 1993. That was so long ago, the quarterback for the Browns… Read More »Browns fans furious online after Jets loss
Federal Court Upholds Law Banning Tech Companies From Censoring Views
For the past year, Texas has been fighting in court to enforce a controversial law that would prohibit tech companies from moderating content based on… Read More »Federal Court Upholds Law Banning Tech Companies From Censoring Views
Satellite data shows how Russia destroyed Ukrainian grain
Nearly 10 million metric tons of Ukrainian grain has been affected by the Russian invasion, according to a new analysis of satellite images. One in… Read More »Satellite data shows how Russia destroyed Ukrainian grain
Sarah Sanders discharged from hospital after cancer surgery
TVLine.com Sarah Michelle Gellar: ‘I Was Grateful’ NBC Killed Cruel Intentions Reboot The TV series Cruel Intentions never made it to NBC, and star Sarah… Read More »Sarah Sanders discharged from hospital after cancer surgery
How Russian Trolls Helped Keep the Women’s March Out Step
When American feminists gathered to protest Donald Trump in 2017, the Russian disinformation machine began to deepen the divisions between them.
‘The Woman King’ surprises with $19 million at the box office
Gina Prince-Bythewood’s historical drama, starring Viola Davis, did at least 25 percent better than analysts expected.
Kate Beaton on making the best graphic novel of 2022
Corey Katz / Kate Beaton For those who have paid attention to the webcomics scene of the 2010s or just like good humor, the name… Read More »Kate Beaton on making the best graphic novel of 2022
A US railroad strike was averted, but the crisis is far from over
In the early On Thursday morning, major U.S. railroad companies reached a tentative deal with unions, narrowly preventing a nationwide shutdown of the track less… Read More »A US railroad strike was averted, but the crisis is far from over
If driverless cars falter, are ‘Driver Assistance’ systems closer?
With investigations and lawsuits over accidents adding skepticism to completely driverless technology, car companies are betting on systems that take some, but not all, control.
Tackle a Wall Street trend: ESG makeovers
In recent years, financial firms have transformed dozens of mutual funds into ESG-specific funds to take advantage of the growing demand for such investments.
There are still bodies on the battlefield near the Russian border
KOZACHA LOPAN, Ukraine (AP) — There are still bodies on the battlefield, lying where they fell on fields or in burned-out tanks as Ukrainian forces… Read More »There are still bodies on the battlefield near the Russian border
Punishment, Puppies and Science: Updating Dog Training
enlarge / Teen plays fetch with her dog Three years ago, Valli Fraser-Celin adopted a blonde husky mix puppy, whom she named Husk. Fraser-Celin soon… Read More »Punishment, Puppies and Science: Updating Dog Training
Banning gas cars is good, but more is needed to save the planet
When a California pollution regulator voted last month to pass a rule banning the sale of new gas-powered cars in the state by 2035, its… Read More »Banning gas cars is good, but more is needed to save the planet
Two small planes collide in the skies over Colorado
Two small planes collide in the skies over Colorado
On eBay, grisly crimes and the quest for punishment
The victims of a bizarre cyberstalking operation attempt to hold the company’s CEO and culture accountable.
