Some EV owners are not satisfied. | Continue reading
"We don't know at what point the changeover could become irreversible." | Continue reading
The Pfizer and Moderna vaccines were 94 percent effective in preventing hospitalization for COVID-19 among people age 65 and older, according to a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) study released Wednesday. | Continue reading
The New York Police Department (NYPD) will no longer be using the controversial “robot dog” following mounting uproar against the machine’s use, officials confirmed Wednes | Continue reading
A group of bipartisan lawmakers in the House and Senate on Wednesday rolled out legislation that would create a National Guard-style program to help defend critical systems against increasing cyberattacks from | Continue reading
The Washington state Senate passed a new capital gains tax on the sale of high-profit stocks, bonds and other assets on Sunday, sending the bill to Gov. Jay Inslee (D) to sign. | Continue reading
Federal authorities announced Tuesday that hackers breached multiple government agencies and other critical organizations by exploiting vulnerabilities in products from a Utah-based software company. | Continue reading
The European Union’s executive body on Wednesday proposed new regulations that would limit facial recognition and other “high-risk” applications of artificial intelligence. | Continue reading
Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) on Monday introduced legislation that targets Big Tech groups including Amazon and Google by making it more difficult to market and use certain online services. | Continue reading
It’s the little things — or animals, in this case. | Continue reading
Rep. Johnson, who currently chairs the House Committee on Science, Space and Technology, believes that the commercial approach is not the way to go. | Continue reading
Facebook is preventing users from sharing a New York Post story about how a co-founder of Black Lives Matter spent millions of dollars to buy several homes. | Continue reading
The group argued that suspending patents would expand the capacity to manufacture vaccines by eliminating monopolies that drive global vaccine shortages. | Continue reading
Egyptian authorities have seized the Ever Given cargo ship that was lodged in the Suez Canal for several days last month, ordering the ship's owner to pay $900 million in compensation. | Continue reading
Mastercard is updating requirements for banks that process payments for people and websites that sell adult content in an attempt to weed out illegal material. | Continue reading
New wind farm construction aims to produce 30 gigawatts of clean energy by 2030. | Continue reading
U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai said the U.S. does not have plans to lift tariffs on China in the near future, but signaled a potential openness to trade negotiations in Beijing. | Continue reading
Related to the cryptocurrency craze, NFT stands for nonfungible token. | Continue reading
Amazon on Thursday engaged in a heated Twitter exchange with Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) after the lawmaker claimed that it and other large corporations “exploit loopholes and tax havens to pay close to nothing in taxes.” | Continue reading
Scientists cross-referencing climate data with seasons suggest longer summers and shorter winter seasons. | Continue reading
Former Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Robert Redfield told CNN in an interview that aired Friday he thinks coronavirus originated in a lab in China. | Continue reading
Although it has an extraordinarily poor track record, killing off the JSF entirely will prove difficult. | Continue reading
Watchdog groups call them the "Disinformation Dozen." | Continue reading
The treatment is a potent protease inhibitor, the same kind of technology used to treat HIV and hepatitis C. | Continue reading
Developers plan to construct 15 3D-printed homes over 5 acres in Rancho Mirage, Calif. | Continue reading
Uber announced Tuesday that it would reclassify more than 70,000 drivers in the United Kingdom as “workers” who will receive a minimum wage while completing trips, holiday time and eligibility for a pension plan. | Continue reading
The expert describes rainbows in Hawaii, its cultural significance, and the science behind why these might be the best rainbows. | Continue reading
The use of adaptive cruise control technology puts drivers at a higher risk of traffic accidents due to increased likelihood of speeding, | Continue reading
T-Mobile will start sharing customers’ web and mobile app data with companies for third-party advertising next month unless users opt-out, it said in a recent privacy policy update. | Continue reading
Google will stop tracking users across their internet searches to sell targeted ads, the tech giant said Wednesday. | Continue reading
An Arizona bill that would allow app developers to bypass fees from the Apple and Google stores advanced Wednesday in the state House. | Continue reading
Gab, a fringe social media platform with a high concentration of far-right users, has been hacked, with a large trove of data including passwords and private messages being taken. | Continue reading
U.K.-based fact-checking startup Logically launched a new service Monday aimed at helping governments and nongovernmental organizations identify and counter online misinformation using a blend of artificial intelligence and human expert | Continue reading
Our national security, our recovery from the pandemic, and the public’s trust and faith in government all depend on upgrading our digital competencies in government. | Continue reading
The Department of Justice (DOJ) on Wednesday requested the dismissal of its Trump-era case against Yale University that accused the school of admissions discrimination against white and Asian American | Continue reading
Essential workers in kitchens and in agricultural settings are most at risk of death from the coronavirus, according to a study that adds a new urgency to the race to vaccinate those on the front lines of the pandemic. | Continue reading
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D) and top state officials are calling for the disbarment of four lawyers who sought to invalidate the state’s presidential election results in court. | Continue reading
Two popular California music festivals have been cancelled again due to the coronavirus pandemic, local health officials announced Friday. | Continue reading
The U.S. must show that nuclear energy is necessary for a stable energy transition and to support the removal of reliance from fossil fuels | Continue reading
In American politics, there are no saints, but there are amazing heroes — who may be flawed, but heroes nonetheless. | Continue reading
Chinese authorities have used coronavirus tests that rely on anal swabs as the country reports an uptick in COVID-19 cases. | Continue reading
In the history of cancel culture, it’s hard to find a case where, after an inappropriate firing, an employer had the courage to admit that it had acted rashly and rehire the victim. | Continue reading
Reps. | Continue reading
The website for the social media platform Parler reappeared on Sunday after Amazon last week suspended the site from its web hosting service. | Continue reading
Snapchat plans to permanently ban President Trump’s account from the social media platform once President-elect Joe Biden takes office later this month, a Snapchat spokesperson confirmed to The Hill. | Continue reading
Billionaire Home Depot co-founder Ken Langone said Wednesday that he felt “betrayed” by President Trump's conduct before and after last week’s deadly riot at the U.S. Capitol. | Continue reading
Parler is no different than so many other small businesses that are engaged in potentially controversial activities. | Continue reading