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Over almost 70 pages, they seek to discredit police methods and evidence in high-profile cases.

Newsweek investigates the likelihood of a merger between Apple, Inc. and The Walt Disney Company—two companies with a surprisingly collaborative past.

Filings in some cities more than doubled in 2022 with pandemic protections ending. Rent prices have tenant advocates fearing it will only get worse.

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration plans to target the companies that have the most complaints.

People around the globe are so dependent on the internet to exercise socioeconomic human rights such as education, health care, work, and housing that online access must now be considered a basic human right, a new study reveals.

Senate Bill 391, which the Senate Committee on Government Affairs heard Wednesday, would limit local governments to sound sirens only to alert people to an emergency, to test the system, or to celebrate a legal holiday ...

We don’t need laws — criminals will just ignore them. That’s the argument that Republicans in the Nevada Assembly made Thursday in Carson City. In a statement on ...

It is outrageous that Republicans will cry about our children, let them be shot at school, and do nothing about it.

Every elementary school in America should have at least one well-trained, heavily armed security person on campus.

Must we drive species to extinction when so many good alternatives are out there?

Republicans have a big problem. No, not the guy who got indicted. At least not directly.

Let’s talk about revenge. Let’s talk about what it looks like when a government investigation is “more about the person than about the crime.”

In a working world where we have seen a significant shift toward the virtual environment, much has changed. Over the last 3 years, organizational leadership has grappled with how to manage remote workers, create connected cultures across time zones, and navigate the nuances of a hybrid workforce. One thing that hasn’t changed? Imposter syndrome. In […]

Shinard Bunch faces Bryan Flores in tonight’s ShoBox main event | Dave Mandel/SHOWTIME

Shinard Bunch faces Bryan Flores in tonight’s ShoBox main event, plus two more fights!

Instead of passing a common-sense measure to temporarily keep disturbed individuals from firearms, Republican legislators expelled Democratic colleagues.

This article is from The Checkup, MIT Technology Review’s weekly biotech newsletter. To receive it in your inbox every Thursday, sign up here. Embryos are special. These tiny blobs of cells have the potential to create life. That’s why we limit what scientists can do with them. Researchers are generally not allowed to grow human…

1. Biden considering cracking down on gas cars after stripping EVs of tax credits  Fox News
2. EPA proposal takes on health risks near US chemical plants  The Washington Post
3. US EPA to propose new vehicle pollution cuts, sees big EV jump  Reuters
4. Biden to Propose Toughest US Curbs on Auto-Emissions to Spur Electric Cars  Bloomberg
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Businesses are 24/7. This includes everything from the website, back office, supply chain, and beyond. At another time, everything ran in batches. Even a few years ago, operational systems would be paused so that data could be loaded into a data warehouse and reports would be run. Now reports are about where things are right now. There is no time for ETL.

Generative AI can generate new content, and it’s been heralded as a groundbreaking technology with the potential to transform various industries. However, those working in the cloudops world who will be charged with running generative AI systems long term are beginning to voice their concerns.

Can Lemon8 stay, even if TikTok goes?

Jenée Desmond-Harris is joined by former Prudie Danny M. Lavery on this week’s episode.

Harlem Renaissance writer Zora Neale Hurston made her hometown of Eatonville, Florida famous. Residents have fought for its future ever since.

Vanity hiring and task bloating aren't exclusive to Big Tech—developers in the finance industry say they too get massive paychecks for barely any work.

Revamped CaféTO program sees 501 applications, down from 837 permits in 2022, but bar and restaurant owners ‘grateful’ for the program that saved many businesses during COVID.

On Good Friday we are reminded of the value of our at times seemingly valueless lives.