Judge Juan Merchan's decision to uphold the sentencing of President-elect Donald Trump on Friday, just 10 days before the inauguration, took many people by surprise.… Read More »The Wisdom of Judge Merchan's Sentencing Order
AT&T announced Wednesday that it will begin crediting customers for internet outages and long wait times, the latest initiative in a yearslong effort to revamp… Read More »AT&T will give customers credit after internet outages
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With European sales and production of electric cars lagging in comparison, a blame game has emerged between automakers and policymakers. “A regulatory framework that ignores… Read More »Europe wanted to lead the world in electric vehicles. The car manufacturers can't keep up
An innovative California-based launch company called Relativity Space has been the darling of investors and media for several years. The theory of relativity promised to… Read More »Nearly two years after its radical turnaround, Fidelity is downgrading Relativity's valuation
HELSINKI (Reuters) – Finland's public transport agency said on Wednesday that an oil tanker suspected of damaging undersea cables in the Baltic Sea has serious… Read More »Finland says oil tanker linked to submarine cable damage has serious flaws
Theodore Farnsworth, the former CEO of MoviePass' parent company, pleaded guilty Tuesday to securities fraud after federal prosecutors said he misled investors about the company's… Read More »Former MoviePass executive pleads guilty to fraud over 'Unlimited' scheme
DALLAS (AP) — Los Angeles Lakers coach JJ Redick said members of his family were among those in Southern California who had to evacuate their… Read More »Lakers coach JJ Redick says his family has been evacuated and people are 'panicking' because of the LA wildfires
Taiwan is investigating whether a ship linked to China is responsible for damaging one of the undersea cables connecting Taiwan to the internet. This is… Read More »Taiwan suspects that a ship linked to China damaged an internet cable
Meta's fact-checking partners claim they were “blindsided” by the company's decision to ditch third-party fact-checking on Facebook, Instagram and Threads in favor of a Community… Read More »Meta's fact-checking partners say they were “blindsided” by the decision to assist them
Firefighters struggle to contain a fast-moving wildfire in the Los Angeles hills as winds gather speed in Southern California and fan the blaze. According to… Read More »Many buildings have already been destroyed by the wildfires in the Pacific Palisades, California's governor says
The H5N1 bird flu situation in the US appears more fraught than ever this week, as the virus continues to spread rapidly among dairy cattle… Read More »As US marks first death from H5N1 bird flu, WHO and CDC say risk remains low
In November 2016, when Facebook was blamed for a flood of fake news and conspiracy theories surrounding the first election of Donald J. Trump, Mark… Read More »Mark Zuckerberg's political evolution, from excuses to no more excuses
NEW YORK (AP) — Lawyers for two former Georgia election workers owed $148 million in damages after suing Rudy Giuliani for defamation said Tuesday that… Read More »Lawyers who sued Rudy Giuliani for $148 million say World Series rings should be given up
Meta today announced a series of major updates to its content moderation policy, including ending its fact-checking partnerships and “eliminating” restrictions on speech on “topics… Read More »Meta now lets users say gay and transgender people have 'mental illness'
