Technology
After Jan. 6, Twitter banned 70,000 right-wing accounts. Lies plummeted.
In the week after the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection, Twitter suspended some 70,000 accounts associated with the right-wing QAnon radicalized...
Progressive influencers push labor board to crack down on Amazon
A group of youth activists called Gen-Z for Change with 1.8 million TikTok followers is turning its attention to an...
Regulators set the stage for AI antitrust battles
U.S. antitrust enforcers are setting the stage for an offensive against the aggressive maneuvers of tech giants to dominate artificial...
SpaceX completes uncrewed Starship mission closely watched by NASA
SpaceX’s Starship, the world’s most powerful rocket, lifted off on its fourth test flight Thursday morning and achieved two major...
Palestinian American sues Meta after firing, alleging discrimination
A Palestinian American software engineer is suing Meta for wrongful termination and discrimination, alleging that his efforts to address the...
The AI election is here. Regulators can’t decide whose problem it is.
The federal government is facing a dwindling window to regulate the use of artificial intelligence on the campaign trail before...
Artists are fleeing Instagram to keep their work out of Meta’s AI
Painters, photographers and other artists have flocked to Instagram for years to share their portfolios and gain visibility. Now, many...
Boeing’s Starliner finally launches with NASA astronauts on board
Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft finally carried a pair of astronauts into orbit Wednesday, a key milestone in the company’s troubled quest...
Europe’s elections test a landmark social media law
On the eve of European elections, a landmark new law is forcing tech companies to use aggressive tactics to limit...
Live updates: Boeing and NASA to attempt to launch Starliner again
After a pair of launch attempts that were waved off by technical problems with the Atlas V rocket, NASA and...
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