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They Watched the Debate … on Twitch
The Amazon-owned platform, known for livestreams of video games, was a gathering spot for viewers seeking a different spin.
Palantir Shares Up in Wall Street Debut
The Silicon Valley company leads a wave of tech outfits hoping to test the public markets in the busiest season for I.P.O.s in two decades.
Palantir Shares Up in Wall Street Debut
The Silicon Valley company leads a wave of tech outfits hoping to test the public markets in the busiest season for I.P.O.s in two decades.
How Facebook Entrenches Itself
The more Facebook knits together its apps, the harder it becomes for a government to break it up.
How Facebook Entrenches Itself
The more Facebook knits together its apps, the harder it becomes for a government to break it up.
How Voting by Mail Tops Election Misinformation
Misleading information about voting by mail is the biggest category of election falsehoods — and it includes many flavors.
Now You Can Use Instagram to Chat With Friends on Facebook Messenger
Facebook began integrating its Instagram and Messenger apps, allowing users of the services to directly communicate with each other.
Drudge Report, a Trump Ally in 2016, Isn't in 2020
A rift between the president and the online news pioneer Matt Drudge is playing out in pithy headlines and needling tweets as the campaign h...
The Facebook Pages With the Largest Share of Debate Conversation
Which Facebook pages are engaging people the most about Tuesday’s presidential debate? Here are the top 10.
Seattle Passes Minimum Pay Rate for Uber and Lyft Drivers
The city became the second in the nation to create a compensation standard for ride-hailing drivers, after New York.
Right-Wing Sites Falsely Claim Biden Got Debate Questions in Advance
Fox News, which is providing the moderator for the debate tonight, called the claim “entirely false.”
The Long History of ‘Hidden Earpiece’ Conspiracy Theories
Ahead of Tuesday’s debate, right-wing commentators (and President Trump’s campaign) speculated that Joe Biden might be equipped with a hidde...
One Retailer’s Pandemic Survival Plan
How technology investments paid off for one chain of stores that had to rethink everything.
Philippine leader Duterte Lashes Out at Facebook After Fake Accounts Removed
The Philippine leader, who harnessed the social network as he rose to power, is now making vague threats to shut it down.
Slack Slowdown Frustrates Remote Workers
The company said the “performance issues we’ve been seeing should be mostly resolved” but users may continue to see errors this morning on t...
Apple and Epic Games Spar Over Returning Fortnite to the App Store
The two companies argued in federal court over Apple’s power over apps, as their fight heads to trial next year.
How ‘Save the Children’ Is Keeping QAnon Alive
Appropriating anti-trafficking narratives is helping the pro-Trump conspiracy theory fuel its community’s hunger for vengeance.
How ‘Save the Children’ Is Keeping QAnon Alive
Appropriating anti-trafficking narratives is helping the pro-Trump conspiracy theory fuel its community’s hunger for vengeance.
Google Demands Its 30% Cut From App Developers in Play Store
Some companies like Netflix and Spotify had avoided making the payment when people paid for something inside their apps.
Uber Can Continue Operating in London, Judge Rules
The decision was the latest in a battle between the ride-hailing giant and London regulators.
Ransomware Attacks Take On New Urgency Ahead of Vote
Attacks against small towns, big cities and the contractors who run their voting systems have federal officials fearing that hackers will tr...
U.S. Judge Hears Arguments on Trump’s TikTok Ban
The government said a ban would address its national security concerns. But lawyers for its owner said a ban would be “no different from the...
Strangers' Things
Earning money online by selling intimate objects that aren’t obviously sexual (and that includes emotions).
U.S. Places Restrictions on China’s Leading Chip Maker
The export controls follow a review in which the United States concluded that Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation may be s...
Pasta, Wine and Inflatable Pools: How Amazon Conquered Italy in the Pandemic
The e-commerce giant had struggled to gain a foothold in a society that prefers to shop in person, with cash, but now Italians are hooked on...
Inside eBay’s Cockroach Cult: The Ghastly Story of a Stalking Scandal
“People are basically good” was eBay’s founding principle. But in the deranged summer of 2019, prosecutors say, a campaign to terrorize a bl...
In Isolating Times, Can Robo-Pets Provide Comfort?
As seniors find themselves cut off from loved ones during the pandemic, some are turning to automated animals for company.
California County Enlists Social Media to Thwart a Misleading Election Photo
Officials moved swiftly when old images of discarded mail-in ballots were circulated and portrayed as new pictures.
What Went Viral This Week
Ruth Bader Ginsburg obituaries, reports of missing children and stories from a right-wing satire site made up the week’s most highly engaged...
Facebook’s Power This Election
How much should Facebook be held responsible for what happens on its site?
A Hopeful Forecast: More Accurate Long-Term Weather Predictions
Improving technology could make it possible to better anticipate weather conditions weeks in advance, especially in the tropics.
Alphabet Settles Shareholder Suits Over Sexual Harassment Claims
Google’s parent company was hit with a wave of lawsuits after The New York Times reported that an accused executive had received a $90 milli...
Without Evidence, Right-Wing Commentators Link Soros to Louisville U-Haul
A spokeswoman for the liberal financier said he had “absolutely not” paid for the rental of a truck used in a protest in Louisville.
Google Services Go Down in Some Parts of U.S.
People experienced outages of services like Gmail, YouTube and Google Meet.
Facebook Takes Down Networks Linked to Russian Disinformation
The social network said it was moving proactively to dismantle infrastructure Russia could use against the American presidential election.
The Truth About ‘The Truth About Breonna Taylor’ Meme
Videos and viral images claiming to tell “the truth about” Black victims of police shootings are years old. This week, they are circulating ...
The Truth About ‘The Truth About Breonna Taylor’ Meme
Videos and viral images claiming to tell “the truth about” Black victims of police shootings are years old. This week, they are circulating ...
Amazon Unveils Drone That Films Inside Your Home. What Could Go Wrong?
On social media, people had some concerns about the Ring Always Home Cam. To put it mildly.
What’s the Deal With Google Now?
Google is facing the possibility of multiple antitrust lawsuits. Here’s why and what’s ahead.
YouTube Tries Again to Amplify Accurate Voting Information
Tech platforms have struggled to keep false and misleading information about mail-in ballots off their services.
Kevin Mayer in Talks to Join RedBird Capital
Mr. Mayer, who was a top dealmaker at Disney for years before his three months as TikTok’s chief executive, is in advanced talks with RedBir...
To Fight Apple and Google, Smaller App Rivals Organize a Coalition
Spotify, Match Group, Epic Games and others have created a nonprofit alliance that they hope will amplify a protest against the power of the...
False Claims, Spread by a Trump Son, That Biden Used a Teleprompter
An edited version of a video has been shared by people close to the president, including his son Eric Trump.
TikTok Files for Injunction to Stop Ban of App
While President Trump has blessed a deal for TikTok, the video app filed to stop a ban of its service that is set to go into effect on Sunda...
Justice Dept. Urges Congress to Limit Tech’s Legal Shield
President Trump and his allies have made criticism of major tech platforms a regular talking point as he campaigns for re-election.
Beyond TikTok, Walmart Looks to Transform
Away from the political drama of the TikTok deal, Walmart has been taking steps that are already changing the company and, by extension, the...
Ron Cobb, a Pioneer in Science Fiction Design, Dies at 83
The artist and movie production designer, who brought a meticulous eye for detail to movies including “Star Wars,” “Alien” and “Back to the ...
Hooray (Mostly) for the Government!
U.S. lawmakers are digging into questions about how to steer technology to make our lives better.
Ron Cobb, a Pioneer in Science Fiction Design, Dies at 83
The artist and movie production designer, who brought a meticulous eye for detail to movies including “Star Wars,” “Alien” and “Back to the ...
Young People More Likely to Believe Virus Misinformation, Study Says
The results diverge from past research that said older people were more likely to share false news articles on social media.
Elon Musk Promises to Make a $25,000 Tesla (in 3 Years)
Tesla said it was working on advances that would lower the cost of batteries and increase their capacity to store energy.
Justice Dept. Case Against Google Is Said to Focus on Search Dominance
The decision to narrow the case to search could set off separate lawsuits from states over Google’s power in other business segments.
‘Birtherism’ Lies About Kamala Harris Exceed Those About Obama
Mentions of the racist theory about Ms. Harris spiked higher than the peak of similar lies about President Barack Obama in 2017.
TikTok and WeChat: What They Tell Us About the Global Internet
Banned apps, nefarious theories, trade wars, voiceless users. The case of TikTok isn’t news to most of the world.
This Misinformation Was Coming From Inside the House
William B. Crews was especially focused on undermining efforts to persuade the public to wear masks.
Facebook Takes Down Fake Pages Created in China Aimed at Trump, Biden
The social media campaign was small but targeted all sides of the debate. Officials said Beijing had not decided whether to wade more direct...
A Capitalist Fix to the Digital Divide
What if big tech companies paid for lower income Americans to have fast internet access?
A Capitalist Fix to the Digital Divide
What if big tech companies paid for lower income Americans to have fast internet access?
Justice Dept. to Brief States on Google Antitrust Inquiry
The department is expected to outline a potential antitrust case against Google, which could be filed in the coming days.
TikTok Deal Trips Over U.S.-China Power Struggle
Companies involved in a deal to resolve TikTok’s future publicly clashed over the arrangement, while President Trump threatened to block any...
Microsoft Acquires Video Game Company ZeniMax in $7.5 Billion Deal
The company’s acquisition of ZeniMax Media puts it in a strong position against Sony just weeks before the release of their next generation ...
Trump Jump-Starts Misinformation on Ginsburg’s ‘Dying Wish’
Baseless claims about the legitimacy of the justice’s final statements were not circulating online in any significant way before the preside...
Ex-Georgia Tech Researcher Can Proceed With Lawsuit Against University Officials
Ten years after state agents raided his home, an engineer fights to prove he was wrongfully attacked over a computer chip start-up.
How Facebook Can Slow QAnon for Real
Social media sites cracked down on terrorist recruitment. Imagine what they could do about QAnon.
TikTok Deal Exposes a Security Gap, and a Missing China Strategy
Technological progress has outpaced the political debate again. What will happen when the next TikTok arrives in the United States?
This Deal Helped Turn Google Into an Ad Powerhouse. Is That a Problem?
The $3.1 billion acquisition of DoubleClick in 2007 was a “game changer.” A growing number of antitrust experts say it’s the sort of deal th...
‘There’s No There There’: What the TikTok Deal Achieved
The agreement for the social media app falls short of President Trump’s promises.
U.S. Judge Temporarily Halts Trump’s WeChat Ban
The order is a setback in the president’s efforts to block a Chinese social media app that he has labeled a national security threat. The ba...
A New York Clock That Told Time Now Tells the Time Remaining
Metronome’s digital clock in Manhattan, has been reprogrammed to illustrate a critical window for action to prevent the effects of global wa...
Trump Approves Deal Between Oracle and TikTok
The approval delays President Trump’s threat to block a popular Chinese-owned social media app from the United States until it receives inve...
Trump Says Deal Between Oracle and TikTok Has His ‘Blessing’
The remarks suggested the Chinese-owned social media app may be allowed to continue to operate in the United States after receiving investme...
In South Korea, Covid-19 Comes With Another Risk: Online Bullies
The country’s extensive response has been praised around the world but has led to harassment and slander, raising questions about privacy pr...
After Trump’s TikTok Ban, China Readies Blacklist of Foreign Companies
Beijing issued rules that could allow it to halt exports, imports and investments by businesses accused of endangering national security.
‘It’s So Essential’: WeChat Ban Makes U.S.-China Standoff Personal
When downloads of the Chinese-owned messaging service are barred in the U.S. starting at midnight on Sunday, the feud between the countries ...
Fox News Is Accused of Hiding George Soros’s Influence
It’s a twist for the cable channel, which regularly airs criticism of the billionaire investor and Democratic donor.
Facebook Tried to Limit QAnon. It Failed.
The social network tried cracking down on the spread of the conspiracy theory and other extremist material. But QAnon groups are still flour...
No, a Black Lives Matter Co-Founder Didn’t Partner With a Pro-Communist Chinese Group
A Heritage Foundation investigation went viral on Thursday, but it conflated two nonprofits with the same name.
Explaining Trump Ban on TikTok, WeChat
The Commerce Department announced that it was prohibiting downloads of WeChat and TikTok in U.S. app stores. Here’s what you need to know.
Don’t quit Facebook. Change laws.
What to do if you think Facebook worsens misinformation and hate speech.
Trump Admin to Ban TikTok, WeChat From U.S. App Stores
The Trump administration issued new rules Friday morning that will cripple the operation of two popular Chinese-owned apps in the United Sta...
What Is Happening With TikTok and WeChat as Trump Tries to Ban Them?
The Commerce Department announced that it was prohibiting downloads of WeChat and TikTok in U.S. app stores. Here’s what you need to know.
Inside the Social World of Shift-Scheduling Apps
There’s no such thing as remote restaurant work. But there is HotSchedules.
Isolated Ballot Errors Do Not Equal a ‘Rigged Election’
President Trump continued his assault on voting by mail, but printing and mailing errors are nothing new, and have affected Republican and D...
Computing Pioneers Endorse Biden, Citing Immigration
They said the administration’s policies were driving away technology talent and could do long-term damage to their industry.
TikTok Accepts Deal Revisions as Trump Prepares to Review Proposal
The video app is also looking for a new chief executive and has talked to candidates including a founder of Instagram.
One Family’s Remote-School Tale
Like many parents, Valerie Cruz is dealing with a tough situation and making it work.
The New Apple Watch Measures Your Blood Oxygen. Now What?
Blood oxygen readings can be a useful indicator of wellness, but context is important — and so is medical advice from a doctor.
A Car Insurance Claim Estimate Before the Tow Truck Is Called
Using algorithms, tech companies are helping insurers speed up the process after an accident, make it more accurate and keep estimators out ...
A New Ship’s Mission: Let the Deep Sea Be Seen
A giant new vessel, OceanXplorer, seeks to unveil the secrets of the abyss for a global audience.
Backlash Grows to TikTok-Oracle Deal
Senate Republicans and others criticized the latest plan to allow TikTok to continue operating in the United States, citing national securit...
Former Parody Account Was Early in Spreading False Rumors on Fires
The rumors have overwhelmed local law enforcement agencies, leading them to plead with the public to verify information before sharing it.
China-Backed Hackers Broke Into 100 Firms and Agencies, U.S. Says
In indictments against five Chinese nationals, the Justice Department described sophisticated attacks to hijack networks and extort universi...
Snowflake More Than Doubles in Debut as Wall Street Embraces Tech IPOs
The data storage company is among several prominent start-ups going public this year as the tech industry thrives in the pandemic.
Facebook Oculus Quest 2 Review: Solid V.R. Headset, but Few Games
The new $300 virtual-reality headset works well and feels comfortable. But good luck finding games that will keep you entertained.
‘Good Enough’ Rules the World
The success of TikTok and Netflix shows that if you have enough eyeballs, mediocrity is totally OK.
‘Good Enough’ Rules the World
The success of TikTok and Netflix shows that if you have enough eyeballs, mediocrity is totally OK.
No, a Molotov Cocktail Didn’t Start the West’s Wildfires
Viral posts about a man who was arrested and accused of setting fires in Portland, Ore., have left out one important fact: Those fires were ...
A Chinese Billionaire Is Barred From Spending Over Unpaid Debts
A court-ordered ban on first-class flights and vacations is a humbling turn of events for Chen Feng, the head of the once high-flying conglo...
Celebrities Plan an ‘Instagram Freeze,’ but Reaction Is Icy
Stars including Kim Kardashian West, Katy Perry and Mark Ruffalo said they would protest Facebook by freezing their Instagram accounts on We...
Driver Charged in Uber’s Fatal 2018 Autonomous Car Crash
Investigators said the woman had been watching a video on her phone when the vehicle killed a pedestrian in Arizona.
Yoga Teachers Take On QAnon
Online wellness influencers are pushing back against an influx of misinformation related to QAnon, the vast pro-Trump conspiracy theory.
'Tenet' Didn't Bring Audiences Back to Movie Theaters. Now What?
People aren’t going to the movies at anywhere close to the numbers that Hollywood hoped, prompting studios to postpone more big releases. Ma...
The Search for Life on Venus Could Start With Rocket Lab
Rocket Lab may be able to send a small spacecraft to probe the clouds of Venus long before NASA or other space agencies are able to do so.
A Job That Isn’t Hard to Get in a Pandemic: Swindlers’ Helper
Criminals are increasingly using people like Denise Newton to move their money, just as many have lost their jobs and are vulnerable.
Apple Watch Is a Private Road
With newer technologies, we risk losing the open highways that have defined our digital lives.
Gen Zers Say Silicon Valley Is Elitist and Exclusive. Can They Build a New System?
A group of young tech enthusiasts are carving their own path on Discord.
Coming This Fall: Return of the Video Game Console Wars
Gamers are awaiting Sony’s PlayStation 5 and Microsoft’s Xbox Series X, though supply might be limited because of the pandemic.
TikTok’s Proposed Deal Seeks to Mollify U.S. and China
The Chinese-owned app designed a compromise to satisfy U.S. security concerns. The terms are now under review by the Trump administration.
Facebook Is Failing in Global Disinformation Fight, Says Former Worker
The employee, who worked in a group dedicated to rooting out fake accounts, said executives ignored or were slow to react to her warnings.
TikTok Was a Wasted Opportunity
The TikTok battle was a chance to debate big questions about technology and government. We missed it.
ByteDance's Need for a TikTok-Oracle Deal: China is Slowing
ByteDance’s founder has long urged his employees to think beyond the world’s No. 2 economy, where growth is easing and competition is rising...
Nvidia Buys Arm From SoftBank for $40 Billion
The move gives Nvidia a way into mobile chips, but the acquisition is likely to face regulatory scrutiny.
Microsoft Says Its Bid for TikTok Was Rejected in U.S.-China Standoff
The move leaves Oracle as the sole known remaining bidder, as the clock ticks down on President Trump’s executive order to block the app.
SoftBank Said to Be Near Deal to Sell British Chip Designer Arm
A sale to Nvidia for more than $40 billion would net billions of dollars for the Japanese tech investor and create a powerhouse in the semic...
The Woman Taking Over TikTok at the Toughest Time
Vanessa Pappas is keeping a focus on the app’s community of creators and users as it deals with pressure from President Trump, Beijing and a...
Europe Feels the Squeeze as Tech Competition Heats Up Between U.S. and China
As the rapid pace of change mixes with national security issues, Europe’s role as a global regulator is increasingly tested — and may not be...
For These Shows, Take a Hike
If you participate in a sound walk and no one is there to applaud, does it count as theater? Our critic argues that it does. Or at least tha...
Gig Work Is Risky for Apps, Too
New and proposed laws and regulatory challenges threaten the business model of apps like Uber and Handy.
False Rumors That Activists Set Wildfires Exasperate Officials
Law enforcement agencies said claims on social media that antifascist activists had set fires on the West Coast were unfounded.
False Rumors That Activists Set Wildfires Exasperate Officials
Law enforcement agencies said claims on social media that antifascist activists had set fires on the West Coast were unfounded.
Russian Intelligence Hackers Are Back, Microsoft Warns, Aiming at Democrats and Republicans
China is also growing more adept at targeting campaign workers. But contrary to Trump administration warnings, Beijing is mostly aiming at B...
Are Gender Reveals Cursed?
Several parties, meant to mark a milestone in the journey of pregnancy, have resulted in devastation. Is it time to temper the spectacle, or...
Russian Intelligence Hackers Are Back, Microsoft Warns, Aiming at Officials of Both Parties
China is also growing more adept at targeting campaign workers. But contrary to Trump administration warnings, Beijing is mostly targeting B...
Return of the King: Ninja, a Video Game Star, Goes Back to Twitch
After months of speculation, one of the world’s most famous video gamers announced his next move.
Chinese Ambassador Liu Xiaoming ‘Likes’ an X-Rated Video. Awkward.
China demanded that Twitter investigate, suggesting that Liu Xiaoming’s account had been compromised. But the account has a history of unusu...
Social Media Shaming Your College
Students are using apps to shame their schools into better coronavirus plans.
Cleaners Demand Harassment Safeguards From the Booking Service Handy
Workers for a home services company say they face sexual harassment and unfair fees. A civil rights group is asking California regulators to...
Chinese Ambassador ‘Likes’ an X-Rated Video. Awkward.
China demanded that Twitter investigate, suggesting that Liu Xiaoming’s account had been compromised. But the account has a history of unusu...
Facebook May Be Ordered to Change Data Practices in Europe
Irish regulators have started an inquiry into Facebook’s movement of data on European users to the United States.
Continue Your Life’s Education With Free Online Classes
If you’re pondering a career shift, looking to learn a specific skill or just plain bored, consider a web-based class to broaden your horizo...
‘The Social Dilemma’ Review: Unplug and Run
This documentary from Jeff Orlowski explores how addiction and privacy breaches are features, not bugs, of social media platforms.
Computers Can’t Cut Red Tape
Modernizing government technology can be helpful during a crisis. To a point.
Chess (Yes, Chess) Is Now a Streaming Obsession
Viewers are flocking to games during the pandemic, entranced by a charismatic grandmaster and his lightning-fast play.
When Learning Is Really Remote: Students Climb Trees and Travel Miles for a Cell Signal
Schools are closed in Indonesia because of the pandemic, but for the rural poor who lack internet access and smartphones, online education i...
Parents Got More Time Off. Then the Backlash Started.
Pandemic policies at tech companies have created a rift between parents offered more benefits and resentful workers who don’t have children....
Harassment Against Gay and Trans People on TikTok
Are online creators responsible for the bigotry and cruelty of their audiences? Or are the platforms?
Reed Hastings on Netflix, Hollywood and the Future of Streaming
Netflix started with sending DVDs — remember them? — through the mail, but now the streaming pioneer sits atop a Hollywood it has thoroughly...
Pentagon Sticks With Microsoft for Cloud Computing Contract
Amazon, a rival for the $10 billion contract, has complained that President Trump interfered in the process.
Why Facebook’s Blocking of New Political Ads May Fall Short
There are still many ways that voter misinformation can spread on the social network, even as it moves to cut off new political ads on Oct. ...
Forget TikTok. China’s Powerhouse App Is WeChat, and Its Power Is Sweeping.
A vital connection for the Chinese diaspora, the app has also become a global conduit of Chinese state propaganda, surveillance and intimida...
TikTok Bid Highlights Oracle’s Public Embrace of Trump
The tech giant stands out in Silicon Valley for its close ties to the administration, which must bless any deal for the social media app.
Student Charged in Cyberattacks at Miami-Dade Schools
Virtual classes in the fourth-largest school district in the United States were choked by glitches this week. A 16-year-old high school juni...
Justice Dept. Plans to File Antitrust Charges Against Google in Coming Weeks
The attorney general is said to have set a deadline over the objections of career lawyers who say they need more time to build the case.
Lessons From a Virus Tracing Dud
One state learned the hard way that technology won’t get us out of this pandemic. But it can help.
Facebook Moves to Stop Election Misinformation
The social network said it would block new political ads in late October, among other measures, to reduce misinformation and interference.
A Freelance Writer Learns He Was Working for the Russians
A man who had written for a site that officials say was a front for a Russian group said his mysterious editor “had a different kind of agen...
India Bans 118 Chinese Apps as Indian Soldier Is Killed on Disputed Border
The Indian government is blocking Chinese apps from its huge domestic market to strike back against China amid a tense border standoff.
Amazon’s Biggest Leap Was Boring
Forget about drones. Amazon delivered something just as innovative with nuts and bolts.
Trump's Multiple Conspiracy Theories in Fox News Interview. Here Are Their Roots
The unfounded ideas have been circulating online for months.
Apple and Google Make It Easier to Opt In to Virus Tracing
The tech giants said states could now send notices directly to smartphones asking people to opt in to the technology, which helps trace the ...
Russians Again Targeting Americans With Disinformation, Facebook Says
The company said it had been warned by the F.B.I. that a so-called troll farm in St. Petersburg set up a network of fake user accounts and a...
Twitter Hack May Have Had Another Mastermind: A 16-Year-Old
On Tuesday, federal agents served a Massachusetts teenager with a search warrant. He appears to have played a significant role in the July 1...
Twitter to Add Context to Trending Topics
The social media company is trying to clean up a feature that has been used for disinformation, but stops short of what critics want.
Trump Spread Multiple Conspiracy Theories on Monday. Here Are Their Roots.
The unfounded ideas have been circulating online for months.
Yes to Tech Optimism. And Pessimism.
We need tech optimists to shoot for the moon. But we also need those looking for problems.
Humans Take a Step Closer to ‘Flying Cars’
A Japanese company said it had completed a manned flight of its electrical vertical takeoff and landing machine. Experts say the technology ...
To Play Poker in a Pandemic, Americans Flee the U.S.
Unlike other sporting events canceled by the coronavirus, the World of Series of Poker, and its millions in prizes, went online. But borders...
This ‘Gamer Grandma’ Has More Than 900,000 ‘Grandkids’
Shirley Curry, 84, has cultivated a following on YouTube with her charming videos of journeys through The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.
These Scientists Are Giving Themselves D.I.Y. Coronavirus Vaccines
Impatient for a coronavirus vaccine, dozens of scientists around the world are giving themselves — and sometimes, friends and family — their...
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