BeReal captures our nostalgia for a time when social media was boring
The app cannot make people “authentic” online. But it can remind us of an era when being online felt very different.
Florida Federal Judge Appoints Special Master in Trump Records Case
The New York Times Intelligence officers assess security risks from Mar-a-Lago documents WASHINGTON — U.S. intelligence officials will conduct a review to assess the potential… Read More »Florida Federal Judge Appoints Special Master in Trump Records Case
Walmart Lists A 30TB Portable SSD For $39. It’s A Scam Of Course
If someone tries to sell you 30TB of solid-state storage for under $40, consider turning around and running, no matter how many clipart rockets they… Read More »Walmart Lists A 30TB Portable SSD For $39. It’s A Scam Of Course
‘Wood Is Life’: The Last Days of a Hong Kong Sawmill
Chi Kee Sawmill and Timber, operating since the 1940s, will soon give way to a massive development project. But it still brings new life to… Read More »‘Wood Is Life’: The Last Days of a Hong Kong Sawmill
Spiders are trapped in a worldwide web of misinformation
Researchers looked to thousands of spin news stories to study how sensational information spreads. Their findings could be widely applicable.
US and China Announce Agreement to Share Audits of US-listed Chinese Companies
The deal could prevent Chinese companies from leaving US exchanges, but US officials remain wary of China’s compliance with its terms.
Truth Social faces an uncertain future amid concerns over Trump’s waning popularity and ongoing controversy
A phone with Donald Trump’s Truth Social app in the Apple App Store.Christoph Dernbach/photo alliance via Getty Images A company seeking to merge with Truth… Read More »Truth Social faces an uncertain future amid concerns over Trump’s waning popularity and ongoing controversy
Shares plunge after Fed chairman warns of ‘pain’ from inflation battle
The S&P 500 fell 3.4 percent, its worst daily showing since mid-June, after the Federal Reserve chairman discussed the course of monetary policy.
Can technology help cities to better manage curbs?
We demand more and more from our streets and sidewalks. Startups are trying to help with curb management tools, but will cities rise to the… Read More »Can technology help cities to better manage curbs?
Abbott restarts production of Similac baby food
The company said production would resume at a Michigan plant that had been closed due to contamination issues, leading to a nationwide shortage of formulas.
Rival Chechen fighters wage war on Ukraine’s battlefields
KYIV, Ukraine (AP) – Kneeling in a field of yellow wildflowers, a Chechen soldier carefully attaches an explosive device to the bottom of a small… Read More »Rival Chechen fighters wage war on Ukraine’s battlefields
California EV Mandate finds a receptive auto industry
The move to phase out gasoline-powered cars, and other states are expected to follow, is in line with automakers’ plans. The challenge will be to… Read More »California EV Mandate finds a receptive auto industry
Biden’s big dreams meet the limits of ‘imperfect’ tools
The student loan plan is the latest example of Democrats practicing the art of the possible on the country’s most pressing economic challenges and ending… Read More »Biden’s big dreams meet the limits of ‘imperfect’ tools
HP Specter x360 13.5-inch 2-in-1 review: puts up a strong fight – with flair
enlarge / HP’s 13.5-inch Specter x360. Sharon Harding Specifications at a glance: HP Specter x360 13.5-inch Worst Best As rated Screen 13.5-inch 1920×1280 IPS touchscreen… Read More »HP Specter x360 13.5-inch 2-in-1 review: puts up a strong fight – with flair
Plan for your retirement and a child’s special needs, all at once
People with children who are not self-supporting have to think deeply about their own lives and figure out how to take care of children after… Read More »Plan for your retirement and a child’s special needs, all at once
