Social media isn’t so social anymore. What will platforms do next to grab our attention?
How bots and generated content might make social media more — not less — attention-grabbing in the age of digital media.
Colombia’s strongest quake in decades kills 164, with more feared trapped
Crews continue to search for survivors after a magnitude 7.4 earthquake struck western Colombia, killing at least 164 people.
Trump claims US has ‘100%’ control of Strait of Hormuz
President Trump says the U.S. controls the Strait of Hormuz and the Navy’s blockade of ships heading to or from Iran is “infallible.”
Colombia crews search for quake survivors; Trump’s secret Air Force One switch in Turkey
Plus, Trump declares the Strait of Hormuz open while Iran says otherwise. And the president orders changes to childhood vaccines, including spacing out shots and splitting the MMR vaccine.
Trump boarded Air Force One in Turkey, then pulled a secret switch over Iran threat
Trump secretly switched planes in Turkey after U.S. intelligence detected an Iranian missile threat, according to The Washington Post.
Lithium extraction isn’t environmentally friendly. Small, fish-like robots could be the solution
Fish-like robots could be the future for lithium extraction, and researchers at Texas A&M are getting a boost from the Dept. of Energy.
These companies are selling your data like ‘a digital drug deal’
Inside the seedy world of data brokers, and how targeted advertising firms make money from your online behaviors.
How a GOP effort to repeal DC’s motorcycle helmet mandate could affect highway safety nationwide
The proposed “Ride in Freedom Act” to repeal Washington, D.C.’s motorcycle helmet law is raising concerns from safety officials nationwide.
Taylor Farms expands jalapeño product recalls over salmonella concerns
Jalapeño products from Taylor Farms were pulled from Walmart, Target, Kroger and other stores over a salmonella outbreak.