Meta pays up for privacy, while nuclear watchdogs just give up
It has been a wild day for both tech billionaires and the people supposed to keep us from glowing in the dark.
It has been a wild day for both tech billionaires and the people supposed to keep us from glowing in the dark.
Things just got weirdly awkward in the diplomatic world.
Apparently, permits are now optional if you have the right friends in high places.
The war lost its most dedicated searcher when Oleksiy Yukov stepped on a mine while doing the unthinkable: bringing back the dead.
While everyone else was selling their Cold War gear, the Swiss just kept digging.
Turns out, telling the press that a presidential jet is missing its defensive gear is a quick way to lose your security clearance.
For the third time, a federal judge has slammed the breaks on the Trump administration's attempt to overhaul how the government tackles homelessness.
Things are moving quietly at the border, but the numbers are doing all the talking.
Looks like the new guy at DHS is doing things differently than Kristi Noem.
Turns out, making apps that keep teens hooked 24/7 carries a pretty steep price tag.
The world feels a little less sparkly today as the country music legend passes at 80.
Everything is fine, unless you like cheap imports or country music icons.