FBI Searches Home of Top FTX Executive
The FBI conducted a search Thursday morning in Potomac, Maryland, home of Ryan Salame, a former FTX executive who was a major campaign contributor for… Read More »FBI Searches Home of Top FTX Executive
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WebOps platform Pantheon defends hosting “hate groups” when developers shut down
This past week, a backlash erupted on LinkedIn, in a thread where passionate open source developers began criticizing Pantheon. The developers and other Pantheon supporters… Read More »WebOps platform Pantheon defends hosting “hate groups” when developers shut down
California passes rules to reduce train emissions
The California Air Resources Board has approved new rules to reduce emissions and air pollution from diesel trains. The railroad industry is resisting the rules,… Read More »California passes rules to reduce train emissions
Amazon’s sales and profit jump, reversing slide
Amazon reversed its winter slump and posted strong first-quarter financial results. Revenue rose 9 percent from a year earlier to $127.4 billion, while net income… Read More »Amazon’s sales and profit jump, reversing slide
‘Jackass’ star Bam Margera in court, denies hitting his brother
“Jackass” star Bam Margera surrendered to Pennsylvania state police on Thursday morning for allegedly punching his brother during an altercation at their suburban Philadelphia home… Read More »‘Jackass’ star Bam Margera in court, denies hitting his brother
As regulators block tech deals, they’re increasingly looking to the future
As companies like Google and Facebook grew into giants in the early 21st century, regulators largely chose not to interfere in the fledgling online services… Read More »As regulators block tech deals, they’re increasingly looking to the future
Angry at DeSantis, Fla. Students take to the streets – and take a forbidden class
On April 21, thousands of students across Florida walked out of their classrooms to protest Governor Ron DeSantis’ education policies. Coincidentally, two days after the… Read More »Angry at DeSantis, Fla. Students take to the streets – and take a forbidden class
Windows 11’s limited iMessage integration has been publicly launched
Enlarge / A promotional screenshot for the feature provided by Microsoft when it was announced in February. Microsoft Today, Microsoft said it will begin rolling… Read More »Windows 11’s limited iMessage integration has been publicly launched
Kings fans react after heavy home loss to Warriors in Game 5
The Kings have a big task ahead of them if they look to extend the franchise’s first playoff run since 2006. A 123-116 loss to… Read More »Kings fans react after heavy home loss to Warriors in Game 5
Tweets become harder to believe as labels change meaning
In the 24 hours after Twitter last week removed the blue tick that historically served as a means of identifying public agencies, at least 11… Read More »Tweets become harder to believe as labels change meaning
Marjorie Taylor Greene hints to the leader of the teachers’ union that stepmothers are not legal
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) just said something mean to stepparents everywhere by suggesting they aren’t really parents. During the House Oversight and Accountability Subcommittee… Read More »Marjorie Taylor Greene hints to the leader of the teachers’ union that stepmothers are not legal
Man peddling vitamins as cancer therapy faces 5 felonies
A man in California is facing five felony charges for allegedly impersonating a licensed physician while giving unproven medical treatments to thousands of people over… Read More »Man peddling vitamins as cancer therapy faces 5 felonies
Meta returns to growth after struggling with falling sales
The debate over whether Meta is in decline may settle down, at least for now. After three straight quarters of declining revenues, Meta, the company… Read More »Meta returns to growth after struggling with falling sales
