Lawyers for Uber’s ex-security chief say company scapegoated him
A federal trial began Wednesday against Joe Sullivan, a former federal prosecutor accused of failing to disclose a data breach while at the company.
‘Russia is not a country to be underestimated’
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on Wednesday criticized the West for its “provocation-based policy” towards Russia. “I say to those who underestimate Russia: you are… Read More »‘Russia is not a country to be underestimated’
Anne Garrels, Fearless NPR correspondent, dies at 71
She covered conflicts around the world and for a time was the only American journalist to report from Baghdad during the US ‘shock and awe’… Read More »Anne Garrels, Fearless NPR correspondent, dies at 71
Ukraine is under attack by hacking tools reused by the Conti cybercrime group
Getty Images Financially motivated hackers with ties to a notorious Conti cybercrime group are repurposing their assets for use against targets in Ukraine, indicating the… Read More »Ukraine is under attack by hacking tools reused by the Conti cybercrime group
Boston Globe editor Brian McGrory resigns
The editor, Brian McGrory, becomes chairman of Boston University’s journalism department.
Apple unveils new iPhone and fitness watch at annual event
For the first time during the pandemic, the company returned to the Steve Jobs Theater to release the latest product updates.
Apple unveils smartwatch with a focus on fitness
For the first time during the pandemic, the company returned to the Steve Jobs Theater to release the latest product updates.
Do beach showers in Hawaii violate the Clean Water Act?
Ecotoxicologist Craig Downs describes his main work goal as “preventing zombies” — communities of coral or other marine animals that appear to be thriving, but… Read More »Do beach showers in Hawaii violate the Clean Water Act?
How Russian natural gas exports to Europe have changed since the war
The fuel that once flowed freely has been cut abruptly, sending prices skyrocketing and forcing European governments to fight for solutions.
Russian propagandist confirms encirclement of elite Russian units in Kharkiv Oblast
Lightning Ukrainian advance in Kharkiv Oblast sees Russian troops trapped in sack Also read: Russians shell Sloveniansk, Kharkiv, Nikopol and Marhanets at night According to… Read More »Russian propagandist confirms encirclement of elite Russian units in Kharkiv Oblast
The supply chain broke. Robots should help solve it.
The companies behind e-commerce are embracing automation as a means of transcending human limitations.
We finally got to see Return To Monkey Island in action: looks great, lots of laughs
enlarge / Dave Grossman (L) and Ron Gilbert (R) joined Ars Technica for a rare interview in Seattle at PAX West 2022. Sam Machkovech SEATTLE—Long-time… Read More »We finally got to see Return To Monkey Island in action: looks great, lots of laughs
Elected officials, police chiefs on leaked oath keepers list
The names of hundreds of U.S. law enforcement officers, elected officials and military members appear on the leaked membership lists of a far-right extremist group… Read More »Elected officials, police chiefs on leaked oath keepers list
Decision on Trump Media merger plan is postponed
The company that hoped to merge with Trump Media will hold a shareholder vote Thursday to extend the deadline to complete the deal, and has… Read More »Decision on Trump Media merger plan is postponed
A ‘virtual rapper’ was fired. Questions about art and technology remain.
Young people are increasingly comfortable consuming culture through digital avatars or created with artificial intelligence. Should the same moral guidelines and laws apply to those… Read More »A ‘virtual rapper’ was fired. Questions about art and technology remain.
