Autonomous driving company Cruise and US regulators said today that the General Motors subsidiary had recalled software used on 80 vehicles after two people were… Read More »GM’s Cruise recalls self-driving software involved in June crash
Sunnova Energy is seeking approval from state regulators to develop microgrids for new housing projects that do not rely on established electric utilities.
A battle along Colorado’s waterways pits an alliance of whitewater rafters and amateur fishermen against some of the nation’s wealthiest landowners, tarnishing its image of… Read More »Does this fisherman have the right to be in a billionaire’s backyard?
A 13-year-old Pennsylvania girl abducted Wednesday was found more than 150 miles away in New York City without shoes on, officials said, noting there was… Read More »Kidnapped Pennsylvania girl found more than 150 miles away in Brooklyn without shoes on, officials say
Choosing her new name made Tess Tanenbaum think about many questions. Am I Josie or a Hanna? Should it resemble her previous male name? What… Read More »Trans researchers want Google Scholar to stop naming them
For those who crave efficiency, some websites tackle wedding planning with an add-to-cart approach.
It gives me no joy to write this piece. Even a cursory review of the redacted version of the affidavit filed in support of the… Read More »Donald Trump will soon be indicted. This is why
The package includes nearly $3 billion in loans for an island nation that has impeached its president during a devastating economic crisis.
enlarge / Lenovo 16-inch ThinkPad X1 Fold. Sharon Harding Lenovo is giving the foldable PC a second chance. The upcoming Lenovo 16-inch ThinkPad X1 Fold… Read More »Practical: Lenovo’s second foldable PC solves the first’s biggest problems
Eurozone price increases hit another record in August, with Estonia hitting 25 percent and eight other countries posting double-digit annual inflation.
Limits were placed on high-end GPUs that power supercomputers and artificial intelligence, according to Nvidia and AMD, two chip makers in Silicon Valley.
Ariel Koren, a Google employee who became the face of workers’ protests against the company’s contract with the Israeli government announced her resignation yesterday. The… Read More »Behind Google Worker Protests of an Israeli Government Cloud Deal
Several US government agencies have had a busy week handing out broadband funding to ISPs and state governments. Today, the FCC announced $791.6 million for… Read More »FCC Approves $6 Billion in Broadband Grants Despite Starlink Rejection
Snapchat’s creator shut down some of its products and appointed a Chief Operating Officer amid financial difficulties.
US Representative Charlie Crist, the Democratic nominee for governor of Florida, resigns early from Congress, leaving the Pinellas County seat vacant until after the November… Read More »Crist resigns from Congress, gives no reasons to leave before his term is up
