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In an unsurprising move on Tuesday, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced he is suspending the nuclear arms control treaty with the U.S.
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So-called "quiet quitting" could decrease if companies move to a four-day workweek, an ongoing UK study finds.
The ball was revealed to the world during the NBA's Slam Dunk Contest this past weekend.
The bankrupt crypto exchange collapsed in November 2022. Months later, customers in Japan are among the first to regain access to their money.
As much as Twitter’s own Blue checkmark has failed to gain traction, Meta wants to incentivize subscriptions with more traction in the apps' algorithms.
The university hands-down wins the prize for clumsiest use of ChatGPT.
The man who wrote the book on the '26 words that created the internet' walks us through what we need to know about the online debate to end all online debates.
The court will determine if the same protections apply to social networks' algorithmic recommendations as to individuals' posts.
If you get a new phone number, it's simple for someone else to take over your Whatsapp account and assume your identity, accidentally or on purpose.
FRIDA, an automated robot, creates art based on human text, audio, or visual directions.
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Tesla's recall this week is the latest in a long string of overhauls. Let's recall Elon Musk's many other massive recalls.
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