Jawbone found by rock-collecting child identified as U.S. Marine who died in 1951 training accident
A jawbone discovered two decades ago in Arizona by a boy with a rock collection was positively identified as belonging to a U.S.
Major 911 outages in 4 states leave millions without a way to contact local authorities
Law enforcement agencies across four states were left scrambling following reports of major 911 outages that saw millions unable to contact authorities late Wednesday.
Inside Amazon's Secret Operation To Gather Intel on Rivals
Amazon staff went undercover on Walmart, eBay and other marketplaces as a third-party seller called "Big River," WSJ reports. The mission: to scoop up information on pricing, logistics and other business practices. From the report: For nearly a decade, workers
Is 8GB of RAM Enough For a Mac?
Apple is doubling down on 8GB of RAM for many of its entry-level Macs, claiming that it's "suitable for many tasks," including browsing, video streaming and even "light" video and image editing. As of this writing, all MacBook Air laptops,
Middle East conflict live updates: Israel carries out airstrike on Iran, Israeli official says
The official said the strike was intended to signal to Iran that Israel had the ability to strike inside the country.
Warrantless Surveillance Makes a Mockery of the Constitution
“Whether he wrote DOWN WITH BIG BROTHER, or whether he refrained from writing it, made no difference… The Thought Police would get him just the same… the arrests invariably happened at night… In the vast majority of cases there was
Cruelty of Language: Leaked NY Times Memo Reveals Anti-Palestinian Bias of US Media
The New York Times coverage of the Israeli carnage in Gaza, like that of other mainstream US media, is a disgrace to journalism. This assertion should not surprise anyone. US media is driven neither by facts nor morality, but by
There Is Only One Spaceship Earth
Originally appeared at TomDispatch. I was born on July 20, 1944, barely a year before the world (potentially) ended. On August 6 and 9, 1945, the U.S., which had already been torching Japanese cities from the air, dropped the first
Trans-rights advocates decry Scottish clinic's decision to stop puberty blockers for children
Scotland's only gender clinic has paused hormone treatment for patients younger than 18 following a landmark review of the treatment.
Pizza run earns Michigan woman a $2 million lottery prize
A Michigan woman made an extra stop on her way to pick up a pizza and scored a $2 million prize from a scratch-off lottery ticket.
New Virginia law allows student athlete compensation deals
A new Virginia law signed by Gov. Glenn Youngkin on Thursday allows universities to pay student athletes for name, image and likeness endorsements.
