Sam Whitney | Getty Images In August 2020, President Donald Trump dropped a bombing executive order banning TikTok in the United States. Since then, as… Read More »The TikTok-Oracle deal would set two dangerous precedents
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Sunday that neither he nor his people can accept some of Russia’s reported demands to end the increasingly brutal… Read More »We don’t give land to Russia
In the tense weeks before Russia invaded Ukraine on Feb. 24, Russian officials denied it had any plans of the kind, charging the United States… Read More »The lies Putin tells to justify Russia’s war on Ukraine
Apple has a new, new, iPhone, newer version of a partir del viernes y que incluye lo mini que necesitamos en un telefono inteligente. The… Read More »Advantages and disadvantages of new iPhone SE
In deep blue Broward County, crowds of supporters of former President Donald Trump flocked to the edge of the Everglades on Saturday, dressed in red,… Read More »Thousands of supporters were pumped to see Trump. This is what they had to say
He left CBS in 1967, spent two years as executive director of the non-commercial Public Broadcasting Laboratory, and joined ABC News in 1969 as executive… Read More »Av Westin, newsman behind ABC’s ’20/20′, dies at age 92
Wired | Getty Images For years, Russian cybercrime groups have acted with relative impunity. The Kremlin and local law enforcement have largely turned a blind… Read More »Leaked ransomware documents show Conti is helping Putin from the shadows
Catalyst, pursuit of suspected attempts to ram deputy on Saturday, leading to gunshots
This month, dozens of applicants from the Muhlenberg and Whitman Colleges received offers of admission. Perhaps they were a pleasant surprise to students who had… Read More »Colleges can avoid closing the door to financial aid knowledge
A court on Friday dismissed what was considered the first government lawsuit in the United States on the grounds that Amazon had violated antitrust laws.… Read More »DC suit accusing Amazon of controlling prices is being thrown away
The war in Ukraine is sparking the first global energy crisis of its kind, and countries around the world should respond by cutting their use… Read More »Amid war in Ukraine, IEA warns countries of global energy crisis
CHICAGO — Family and friends of Elise Malary, 31, sought answers about the Evanston activist’s whereabouts when she stopped responding to them on March 9.… Read More »Missing Evanston activist Elise Malary found dead; remains removed from Lake Michigan
Ars Technica It’s the weekend and that means it’s time for a new Dealmaster. Our latest roundup of the best tech deals from around the… Read More »The weekend’s best deals: Apple Watch Series 7, gift card bundles and more
Providing power to millions of customers in Ukraine during the Russian invasion is challenging to say the least. Especially when the power grid itself becomes… Read More »CEO of Ukraine Energy company tries to keep lights on during war
A former Google employee sued the company Friday, claiming it systematically discriminated against black workers by putting them in lower jobs, underpaying them and denying… Read More »Lawsuit accuses Google of bias towards black employees
