Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey (D) on Tuesday announced that her office is undertaking an investigation into the recent data breach of T-Mobile that impacted more than 50 million individuals. | Continue reading
The company reversed its decision to have workers back in the office by early October. | Continue reading
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The Portland, Ore., City Council is planning to vote Wednesday on a proposal to ban doing business with the state of Texas following the controversial new abortion restrictions enacted in the Lone Star State. | Continue reading
Our research shows it's part of a broad global decline in how people see the legitimacy of apolitical, rational state bureaucracies. | Continue reading
Employers complain that too few people are returning to work, but America’s “labor shortage” is really a shortage of good wages and workers rights on the job. | Continue reading
The Biden administration's vaccination requirement is putting a squeeze on nursing homes as they try to balance protecting residents and retaining low-wage staff that have been reluctant to get the shot. | Continue reading
Google has locked down Afghan government accounts as the Taliban is attempting to access the former officials’ emails, a person familiar with the matter | Continue reading
The American Medical Association (AMA) is calling for the "immediate end" to the use of ivermectin to treat COVID-19, and for doctors to stop prescribing it for that purpose, amid a spike in the use of the drug. | Continue reading
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) on Wednesday banned the operation of an app alleged to be used as “stalkerware” and the company’s CEO from the surveillance industry following allegations that the company had | Continue reading
A school district in Texas will temporarily close all of its campuses this week following the death of two teachers from COVID-19. | Continue reading
Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) suggested researchers are not pursuing ivermectin as a possible COVID-19 treatment because of their disdain for former President Trump. | Continue reading
The Cuban government said Thursday that it will begin to allow citizens to use cryptocurrencies, while imposing regulations for the currencies. | Continue reading
The images were captured in early July by NASA rover Curiosity. | Continue reading
Private intelligence companies will begin to compete for policymakers’ attention and could slowly push aside the government intelligence community. | Continue reading
Dozens of California students and parents are stranded in Afghanistan after taking a summer trip to the country. | Continue reading
The new data highlight the need for the Biden administration to communicate with Social Security beneficiaries regarding developments in vaccine policy. | Continue reading
As the world of news and information continues to change, antitrust and anti-monopoly laws must change along with it. | Continue reading
Apple workers are organizing to push for better workplace conditions across the Silicon Valley giant’s corporate, tech and retail branches. | Continue reading
It is a mistake to assume that the future of Afghanistan’s domestic politics or foreign policy will be determined by a unified Taliban government. | Continue reading
The Montana legislature has passed a bill prohibiting employers from requiring that their workers get a particular vaccine. | Continue reading
As the world of news and information continues to change, antitrust and anti-monopoly laws must change along with it. | Continue reading
Researchers from the University of Brighton conducted the first comprehensive analysis of samples taken from a Stonehenge megalith. | Continue reading
OPINION: The former president should be banned by law from ever holding office again. | Continue reading
OPINION: The former president should be banned by law from ever holding office again. | Continue reading
With issues including mobility and access in the Polar region, energy demands in military force staging and clean water as a source of regional turmoil, climatology as a foundational pillar in defense strategy is a long-term issue that now and future administrations cannot afford … | Continue reading
The number of Americans who live in rural areas continued to shrink in the last decade while the nation’s largest cities grew substantially, according to new data released Thursday by the U.S. Census Bureau. | Continue reading
Tech workers at The New York Times are planning a walkout on Wednesday in protest of what they see as the news company's attempts to hinder their unionization efforts. | Continue reading
The CDC internal briefing document estimates that 1.1 million people have received a third vaccine dose. | Continue reading
The National Security Agency has awarded a cloud computing contract worth up to $10 billion to Amazon, Nextgov reported Tuesday. | Continue reading
Faced with a stark digital divide, Detroit community groups are mobilizing to build an internet network block by block | Continue reading
Some Americans, eager to get a booster shot of the COVID-19 vaccine, have started to muddle their vaccine records to claim they are eligible for a shot. | Continue reading
U.S. Postal Service on Friday finalized a plan to slow down some first-class mail deliveries as part of an initiative to cut down red ink, Reuters reported. | Continue reading
Dead zones develop when “excess nutrients” from cities and farms drain —”runoff” — into the water, decaying algae and eventually making the area uninhabitable for most marine life. | Continue reading
A fourth law enforcement officer who responded to the Capitol on Jan. 6 has died by suicide, the Metropolitan Police Department confirmed to The Hill on Monday. | Continue reading
The new data prompted the CDC’s reversal on masks. | Continue reading
House Democratic leaders failed to round up enough votes on Friday to pass legislation extending the federal ban on evictions just two days before it is set to expire, ultimately adjourning the chamber for a long summer recess with no path forward | Continue reading
Project Backboard is posterizing America's neglected basketball courts and revolutionizing the art of basketball | Continue reading
The effectiveness of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine fell from 96 percent to 84 percent over six months, according to data released on Wednesday. | Continue reading
If China were on board, the possibility of a U.N. Security Council resolution to ban cryptocurrencies could be in the cards. | Continue reading
The Senate Armed Services Committee has approved language in its annual defense policy bill that would require women to register for the draft. | Continue reading
The agency’s InSight mission garnered new information on how Mars formed. | Continue reading
Software company Kaseya on Thursday obtained a key to decrypt its systems and that of customers, which were locked down by a ransomware attack earlier this month. | Continue reading
The CDC currently does not require vaccinated individuals to undergo regular testing. | Continue reading
President Biden on Friday said that social media companies that allow coronavirus misinformation to spread on their platforms are “killing people,” escalating a fight with Facebook and other companies as the White House warns about the spread of i | Continue reading
A majority of U.S. voters say they think that the government is holding back information about unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP), also known as UFOs, a new Hill-HarrisX poll finds. | Continue reading
The structural and personal cracks are starting to appear. | Continue reading
Researchers combined genetic data with sleep tracker data and sleep preference surveys. | Continue reading