In the early morning Wednesday morning, employees of three Amazon warehouses walked out of their jobs. More than 60 employees at two delivery stations in… Read More »The Amazon Warehouse Walkout Is Just the Latest Push
When Adam Potash started riding for Lyft six months ago to make ends meet, he was happy with the pay. The business was far from… Read More »Uber, Lyft drivers struggle with high gas prices
From the logging roads of the Pacific Northwest to the farmland of the Great Plains and beyond, it’s not uncommon for rural people to learn… Read More »Driver in Texas crash was 13; is that legal?
Federal regulators have fined the USAA Federal Savings Bank, a century-old institution that primarily conducts business with members and veterans of the US military, for… Read More »USAA fined $140 million for money laundering checks
Prepare the spit bowl. This story will no doubt make you grind your chompers and leave a bad taste in your mouth. A Wisconsin dentist… Read More »Dentist broke his patients’ teeth to make millions by installing crowns, jury finds
Senator Ben Sasse (R., Neb.) and Senator Chris Murphy (D., Conn.) engaged in a furious discussion on the floor of the House of Representatives on… Read More »Ben Sasse and Chris Murphy clash in heated Senate debate over Ukrainian aid, political greatness
A Russian “suicide” drone” that offers the ability to identify targets using artificial intelligence has been seen in images of the ongoing invasion of Ukraine.… Read More »Russian assassin drone in Ukraine sparks fear over AI in warfare
The National Labor Relations Board sued Amazon in federal court on Thursday, asking a judge to compel the company to quickly rectify what it called… Read More »NLRB sues Amazon over employment practices at a Staten Island facility
WASHINGTON — Russian President Vladimir Putin’s speech on Wednesday bore the marks of unabashed authoritarianism, Russian experts and observers said. “We’ll be fine after 1934,”… Read More »Putin repeats Stalin in ‘very, very scary’ speech
The Bank of England building in London. Annual inflation in Britain rose to 5.5 percent in January, outpacing wage growth. Credit…Henry Nicholls/Reuters The Bank of… Read More »Stocks, Oil and Companies Respond to Ukraine-Russia War: Live News
enlarge † A mockup of Android 12L that runs on different types and sizes of devices. Google wants to make 2022 the year of Android… Read More »Google Play Store promotes tablet apps with a ‘quality’ ranking
But experts believe the near term will be more complicated and could spark a fossil fuel revival. In the first week of March, power plants… Read More »Coal threatens to make a comeback as EU pulls out of Russian oil
Southern living 9 plants you should never prune in spring When spring arrives and the weather finally warms up after the long, gray winter, gardeners… Read More »Winter storm dumps heavy snow on Colorado
The agency “will be subject to some degree of political pressure,” said Tracy Rosenberg, the executive director of the nonprofit Media Alliance, a Bay Area… Read More »How California is Building the Country’s First Privacy Police
WASHINGTON — The Internal Revenue Service is urging Congress to devote more resources to the agency as it plays an increasingly central role in the… Read More »Amid Russian invasion, IRS seeks sanctions against oligarchs
