Man who killed Ahmaud Arbery gets life for hate crimes
Man who killed Ahmaud Arbery gets life for hate crimes
Stock market updates and economy news
A staff meeting at the Axios offices in Arlington, Virginia, in February.Credit…Jared Soares for The New York Times Axios, the digital media company that has… Read More »Stock market updates and economy news
Rumors, delays and early testing suggest Intel’s Arc GPUs are on shaky ground
enlarge / Arc is Intel’s attempt to shake up the GPU market. Almost a year ago, Intel made a big announcement about its push into… Read More »Rumors, delays and early testing suggest Intel’s Arc GPUs are on shaky ground
Fans of a suspected killer are still promoting him online
After a local politician and two others were shot in the Philippines, posts supporting the suspect continue to gain popularity on social media.
This 6-inch board turns a Raspberry Pi module into a DIY router
enlarge / Let your Pi do the work while the CM4 router board handles the connections. If you’re intrigued by the prospect of building a… Read More »This 6-inch board turns a Raspberry Pi module into a DIY router
In an unequal economy, the poor see inflation now and job losses later
However, the lease is only for a year and Mrs. Clarke is concerned about finding accommodation if it is not renewed. Even now, she can… Read More »In an unequal economy, the poor see inflation now and job losses later
How scientists revive cells in organs of dead pigs
The pigs had been dead in the lab for an hour — no blood circulating in their bodies, their hearts were silent, their brain waves… Read More »How scientists revive cells in organs of dead pigs
Japan, once the world leader in microchips, is now racing to catch up
TOKYO — It was the spring of 2021 and the demand for new cars increased sharply. But as consumers, who had their savings during the… Read More »Japan, once the world leader in microchips, is now racing to catch up
Scientists fear we are not ready for nightmare New COVID variant
Photo illustration by The Daily Beast/Getty A wave of COVID infections caused by the BA.5 subvariant has reached its peak. All over the world, new… Read More »Scientists fear we are not ready for nightmare New COVID variant
Graywolf Press’s new publisher is looking for talent in new places
An independent press allows editors to give continued attention to books “that may need a little more development,” she said. After years in the industry,… Read More »Graywolf Press’s new publisher is looking for talent in new places
Why China’s technology ban in America didn’t stick
In 2019, the White House declared that telephone and internet equipment belonging to Chinese tech companies should be ripped from all corners of the US… Read More »Why China’s technology ban in America didn’t stick
‘Nobody can convince me’ Jan 6 rioters were not antifa
Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) said on Saturday that “no one can convince her” that the rioters behind the January 6 attack on the United… Read More »‘Nobody can convince me’ Jan 6 rioters were not antifa
A large object landed on his sheep farm. It came from space.
Mick Miners was herding sheep on a four-wheeler last week when he tripped over a pointed black object that appeared to be more than ten… Read More »A large object landed on his sheep farm. It came from space.
Twitter Says Musk’s Spam Analysis Used a Tool That Called His Own Account a Bot
Aurich Lawson | Getty Images | Christopher Pike/Bloomberg Twitter yesterday denounced Elon Musk’s response to the company’s lawsuit in a 127-page filing with the Delaware… Read More »Twitter Says Musk’s Spam Analysis Used a Tool That Called His Own Account a Bot
The Week in Business: Blistering Job Growth
How are you? (July 31 – Aug 6) A surprise for the day of the job Analysts had forecast an increase of 250,000 jobs in… Read More »The Week in Business: Blistering Job Growth
