The website’s parent company praised the outlet but said it failed to bring in sufficient traffic. | Continue reading
The website’s parent company praised the outlet but said it failed to bring in sufficient traffic. | Continue reading
“Blizzard makes a lot of money in China, but now the company is in this awkward position where we can’t abide by our values,” a Blizzard employee told The Daily Beast. | Continue reading
The American right has advanced nutty conspiracy theories for decades. But the one we’re about to see play out will make Joe McCarthy look like an amateur. | Continue reading
A year ago, the U.S.’ surveillance court ruled that the FBI violated Americans’ privacy by broadly sifting through dragnets of intercepted communications. | Continue reading
When one of the world’s most respected newspapers went up against former Google CEO Eric Schmidt and his daughter and backed down, Wylie decided to go to The New York Times. | Continue reading
Can countermeasures neutralize the coming wave of high-tech disinformation? | Continue reading
For six years they managed to elude the most powerful detectives on the planet and outrun their past across the wilds of South America. | Continue reading
President Trump claimed that a fleet of champion climbers tested his border wall. The sport’s top athletes have no idea what the hell Trump is talking about. | Continue reading
Richard Stallman had also advocated for the legalization of child pornography and pedophilia on his personal blog for 15+ years. | Continue reading
Edward Dickinson Tayloe II is suing the city to save the statue behind the Unite the Right rally—and says the paper implied he is “a racist and an opponent of people of color.” | Continue reading
Russian spies reportedly compromised radio systems used by the FBI’s mobile surveillance teams, listened from diplomatic compounds Obama closed. | Continue reading
MIT bigwig Richard Stallman dismissed Epstein’s underage victims in emails and defended child pornography on his blog. | Continue reading
MIT bigwig Richard Stallman dismissed Epstein’s underage victims in emails and defended child pornography on his blog. | Continue reading
MIT bigwig Richard Stallman dismissed Epstein’s underage victims in emails and defended child pornography on his blog. | Continue reading
MIT bigwig Richard Stallman dismissed Epstein’s underage victims in emails and defended child pornography on his blog. | Continue reading
The media outlet accused the tech billionaire of harassing and intimidating a reporter for printing unguarded comments Musk made accusing a critic of being a pedophile. | Continue reading
The fluorescent president complained: “I always look orange. And so do you. The light is the worst.” | Continue reading
Reid Hoffman claimed former MIT Media Lab director Joi Ito said Epstein had cleared the school’s “vetting process.” | Continue reading
The agency's previous contract with Cellebrite was worth $2.2 million. | Continue reading
The Russian daily Kommersant on Tuesday published the name and biography of a man living under his own name with his wife and children near Washington, D.C. | Continue reading
Reid Hoffman said tech companies should have a zero tolerance for sexual harassment. Then he defended the MIT Media Lab over fallout from its Epstein ties. | Continue reading
As Hitler planned to starve the Brits to death, one man was given total power to design their menu. It produced the healthiest generation in history and has lessons for today. | Continue reading
A search had been underway for a new publisher. But none was found. | Continue reading
A search had been underway for a new publisher. But none was found. | Continue reading
A search had been underway for a new publisher. But none was found. | Continue reading
Teenager behind notorious Satori botnet was an Xbox player who joined an online community that got their kicks from exploiting vulnerabilities in the so-called Internet of Things. | Continue reading
The company joins Walmart in changing its policy after a mass shooting in Texas left seven dead over the weekend. | Continue reading
The Chinese Communist Party is betting it won’t have to send tanks to end the revolt. It’s got the cops, surveillance, and even a replacement “international city” in the works. | Continue reading
Dr. Kristy Meadows—who received Ph.D.s from Tufts in neuroscience and in veterinary medicine—claims she has been unable to get a job since she reported the alleged misconduct. | Continue reading
The writer and photog is out of a job after being caught in incriminating undercover footage with right-wing activists. His former employer insists the two events aren’t related. | Continue reading
Maxlimer could be the first unmanned surface vessel to make the vaunted crossing—opening the way for a new generation of oceangoing drones, cutting prices and carbon footprints. | Continue reading
The NASA astronaut admits she did access her ex-wife’s bank account but only to check on son in what is the first-ever allegation of a crime committed in space. | Continue reading
Bail bondsman Matthew Marre is accused of impersonating a law enforcement officer—and Verizon and T-Mobile believed him. | Continue reading
The findings could undermine public-health messaging, fuel conspiracy theorists, and give pregnant women something else to worry about. | Continue reading
The new bosses in charge of what used to be the Gawker network of websites have drastically upended the culture, Greenwell said, leaving her no choice but to resign. | Continue reading
The new bosses in charge of what used to be the Gawker network of websites have drastically upended the culture, Greenwell said, leaving her no choice but to resign. | Continue reading
The former YouTube software engineer believes Google is now trying to “off” him. | Continue reading
Editor-in-chief tells The Daily Beast the decision to shut the magazine was “unethical” and possibly “illegal,” adding he had told staff to consider the legal options open to them. | Continue reading
In a lengthy town-hall meeting on Monday, the paper’s top brass addressed a bevy of recent controversies centering around the Times’ coverage of Trump, race, and politics. | Continue reading
Scientists caution that we probably can’t “plant our way out” of the climate crisis, but growing big trees and keeping them around is an important piece of the puzzle. | Continue reading
The convicted pedophile was being held without bail as he faced charges of child sex trafficking. | Continue reading
An unofficial new version of the hate-filled forum isn’t as anonymous as its users might hope. | Continue reading
The new docuseries “No One Saw a Thing,” premiering Aug. 1 on SundanceTV, explores the 1981 killing of Ken Rex McElroy, a local menace executed in front of 60 townsfolk. | Continue reading
“Archie Carter,” who pretended to be a blue-collar member of the Democratic Socialists of America, says he set out to humiliate the conservative site with his error-riddled story. | Continue reading
The South Bend mayor has been calling party insiders and stopping in delegate-heavy districts. On Monday, his campaign hosted a conference call for them. It’s all part of a plan. | Continue reading
By leaving manifestos, white supremacists are trying to add to a long and growing library of terror, and get others to follow their examples. | Continue reading