It took a few days for people who had questioned the integrity of elections for the past two years to find their voices. Mark Finchem,… Read More »Claims of voter fraud are not as prominent as they are in 2020
Two weeks later of extreme chaos on Twitter, users flock to the site and flee. More quietly, many probably probe their accounts, check their security… Read More »Twitter’s SMS two-factor authentication is melting
Google today settled a privacy lawsuit with a coalition of 40 attorneys general. Google agreed to pay $391.5 million for misleading location history settings the… Read More »Google settles “Location History” lawsuit with 40 states and pays $392 million
The Transportation Department said Monday it had fined half a dozen airlines totaling more than $7 million for failing to make timely refunds to customers.… Read More »US fines airlines more than $7 million for not providing refunds
Frontier Airlines and four foreign airlines have agreed to jointly reimburse more than $600 million to travelers whose trips have been canceled or significantly delayed… Read More »The US says airlines refund more than $600 million in flyers
The company has told Wall Street that it has tightened its belt in the past and may do so again. Amazon executives met with institutional… Read More »Amazon is said to be planning to lay off about 10,000 employees
In 18 years Eric Bjorling, who worked on the bike, had never seen anything like April 2020. With the end of the pandemic in sight,… Read More »The pandemic bike boom survives – in cities that have ramped up
NEW YORK (AP) — Cryptocurrency exchange giant Binance is proposing the creation of a rescue fund that would save otherwise healthy crypto companies from failure,… Read More »Binance proposes fund to save crypto from future failures
Twitter is already facing a class-action lawsuit from some employees that the company has fired without federally required notice. Now, instead of realizing the error… Read More »Twitter fires 5K contractors in surprise 2nd wave of cuts, more mods lost
WASHINGTON — Google on Monday agreed to a record $391.5 million privacy settlement with a coalition of 40 states attorney generals over allegations it misled… Read More »Google agrees to $392 million privacy settlement with 40 states
DEA’s Most Corrupt Cop: Partying, Sex Amid ‘Unwinnable War’
The fate of the leap second is more than just the fate of the leap second. At stake is Coordinated Universal Time, the international standard… Read More »Is the time running out for the leap second?
Remington has also since received a DM from the brand on Instagram, explaining that in addition to the video, Uniqlo also planned to privately message… Read More »TikTok’s format makes for snappy customer service
YUZHNE, Ukraine (AP) – Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has accused Russian troops of “committing the same atrocities as in other regions of our country” before… Read More »Ukraine president accuses Russia of ‘atrocity’ in Kherson
Swedish Coast Guard/Getty Images The first gas leaks on the Nord Stream 2 pipeline in the Baltic Sea were discovered in the early hours of… Read More »“Dark Ships” Emerge From The Shadow Of The Nord Stream Pipeline Mystery
