Privacy and crypto will likely lead tech policy under split Congress as hope for passing ambitious antitrust reforms dwindles
With split control of Congress next year, bipartisanship will be key to passing tech reforms.
Why restaurant chains are investing in robots and what it means for workers
Restaurant chains experimented with automation this year as the labor crunch pressured their profits.
Katie Hobbs seeks sanctions against Kari Lake after Arizona judge dismisses election challenge lawsuit
“Enough really is enough,” Maricopa County said in its motion, which Hobbs signed on to, after an Arizona judge denied Lake’s bid to reverse her defeat in the governor’s race.
Southwest warns of more flight cancellations as meltdown draws federal scrutiny
Bitter cold, high winds and snow sparked cascading flight cancellations and delays over the holiday weekend.
More than 60 killed in blizzard wreaking havoc across U.S.
“This lake effect snow is producing extremely heavy snow at the rate of 1 to 2 inches per hour,” the National Weather Service said in a morning bulletin.
You got the AirPods Pro for the holidays. Here are some of the coolest features you need to know about
The second-generation AirPods Pro have a ton of new features. Here’s how to use them if you received the new headphones as a holiday gift.
The world’s in a ‘polycrisis’ — and these countries want to quash it by looking beyond GDP
For a small but growing network of countries, the world’s go-to metric of economic health is no longer fit for purpose.
You got a new iPhone for the holidays. Here’s the ultimate guide to getting the most out of it
If you’re upgrading from an older iPhone model, there’s going to be a learning curve when it comes to navigating your iPhone 14. Here are some tips and tricks.
‘Avatar: The Way of Water’ nears $900 million globally, boosted by international ticket sales
“The Way of Water” has generated $855 million in global ticket sales since its Dec. 16 release — $254 million domestically and $601 million internationally.
Ukrainian’s ‘know what we are fighting for,’ Zelenksyy says in defiant Christmas message after Russian strikes
“We endured attacks, threats, nuclear blackmail, terror, missile strikes. Let’s endure this winter because we know what we are fighting for,” Zelenskyy said.
