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I want us to think about the implications of this new reality: In three of the four most populous countries in the world, governments have… Read More »Classic Internet Censorship – The New York Times

On Thursday, the Biden administration declared the monkeypox virus a public health emergency. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, there are more… Read More »First Georgia woman with monkey pox speaks out on diagnosis

enlarge / Obstacle light with bokeh city background The US Department of Homeland Security warns of vulnerabilities in the national emergency broadcast network that could… Read More »‘Huge flaw’ threatens US emergency alert system, DHS investigator warns

Twitter has accused Elon Musk in a lawsuit of halting his planned acquisition of the company because the stock market turbulence made the deal more… Read More »Musk says Twitter committed fraud over fake accounts dispute

Republican candidates and conservative media organizations on Tuesday took advantage of reports of voting trouble in Arizona to affirm their case that the state elections… Read More »On Election Day, GOP Raises Doubts About Arizona Election

WEST PALM BEACH, Florida — The Florida Python Challenge, an annual statewide competition that kicks off Friday, will bring hundreds of snake hunting professionals and… Read More »Pythons eat alligators and everything else in Florida. Snake hunters are ready to help.

enlarge / A discarded surgical mask lies on the floor. As the wave of ommicron coronavirus subvariant BA.5 continues to flood the US, daily hospitalizations… Read More »With the help of BA.5, new COVID hospitalizations have quadrupled since April

It is not often that ordinary Chinese say they are disappointed in their government in public. That they are ashamed of their government. That they… Read More »Dangers of preaching nationalism play out on Chinese social media

Getty Images Researchers have unearthed never-before-seen malware that North Korean hackers have used to covertly read and download email and attachments from Gmail and AOL… Read More »North Korea-backed hackers have a smart way to read your Gmail

The NFL is appealing a disciplinary officer’s decision to suspend Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson for six games for violating the league’s personal conduct policy,… Read More »NFL appeals six-game ban for Browns quarterback Watson

Microsoft isn’t the only company that seems to contradict its own politics by promising to cover abortion travel costs for employees, while at the same… Read More »Microsoft “plays stupid” on anti-abortion donations, activists say

Reuters Videos China’s ‘live fire’ bores shadow Pelosi in Taiwan STORY: China expressed its outrage over the visit to Taiwan by US House Speaker Nancy… Read More »Ukraine nuclear power plant ‘gone out of control’

This summer marks 15 years since Apple released the first iPhone, and since then smartphones have become the Swiss Army knives of technology. But with… Read More »4 iPhone and Android Tricks You May Not Know

The US Justice Department’s lawsuit against the state of Idaho — the first lawsuit the federal government has filed against a state in the wake… Read More »If this is Idaho’s response to a federal abortion ban lawsuit, we’re in legal trouble