The Times found active trading of Nvidia chips in China, despite U.S. national security restrictions, and unreported incidents of the technology being used for defense… Read More »Conclusions from our investigation into banned AI chips in China
Russian President Vladimir Putin has expressed its condolences to North Korean counterpart Kim Jong Un over the devastating floods that have killed countless people and… Read More »Putin pledges support to North Korea after devastating floods
Reporters Jim Rutenberg and Jonathan Mahler, experts on the Murdoch empire, reflect on the revelations and implications of a secret legal battle.
Republican Candidate for Governor of North Carolina Mark Robinson has been criticized for months by his Democratic rival and other opponents for pursuing additional restrictions… Read More »North Carolina Republican who ridiculed women for abortions takes out ad featuring his wife's story
The e-commerce giant reported a profitable second quarter, but warned that it will be harder to predict third-quarter results.
A planned senior care facility next to the Pro Football Hall of Fame was announced a decade ago. Today, no such place exists and the… Read More »The demise of an NFL retirement home was announced a decade ago
Nearly 1,000 demonstrators were involved in disorder after a protest at one of England's most famous seaside resorts. Bottles were thrown at police as officers… Read More »Chairs and bottles thrown as protesters fight in resort
The U.S. Department of Justice today sued TikTok, accusing the short-video platform of illegally harvesting data from millions of children and seeking a permanent injunction… Read More »DOJ sues TikTok, alleging “massive invasions of children’s privacy”
Ms. Jaffe has written about politics and aging in America for decades and was the first editor of the NPR program “Weekend Edition Saturday.”
A record-breaking heat wave at the coldest time on Earth has scientists worried about what it means for the future health of the Antarctic continent… Read More »'Astonishing' heat wave in Antarctica brings temperatures 50 degrees above normal
According to the Department of Justice, TikTok illegally collected data from children and knowingly allowed users under the age of 13 to create accounts.
Join the ranks of HR leaders themselves, who say the job has become a frustrating ordeal since the pandemic. “People hate us,” said one.
Dosker Manor is experiencing another power outage after residents were left without electricity for more than 20 hours less than two weeks ago. The outage… Read More »Dosker Manor in Louisville suffers second power outage in two weeks
The conglomerate reported nearly $277 billion in cash in the second quarter. And while it sold about 390 million shares of Apple stock, it still… Read More »Berkshire's cash hoard soars as it cuts stake in Apple
Getty Images | Rudy Sulgan This article originally appeared on Inside Climate News, a nonprofit, independent news organization covering climate, energy, and the environment. It… Read More »Memo to Supreme Court: Clean Air Act targets CO2 as climate pollutant, study says
