Companies use your personal data to make you pay more. Soon they may have to disclose it
Personalized pricing is when companies use your personal data to tailor their prices to what they know consumers are willing to pay.
If your art trained the AI, MIT says you may never be able to prove it
A new study found that AI images often can’t be traced back to the art that trained them, making it harder for artists to win AI copyright lawsuits.
Hawk Fire burns through thousands of acres in Nevada, causing evacuations
Thousands in Nevada are evacuating as the Hawk Fire blazes toward Reno, with 10,523 acres burned as of Sunday morning.
Young believers are swapping dorm parties for liturgy
Catholic campus ministries are seeing a rise in students joining faith programs, as many young adults seek community and meaning on campus.
Pakistan army official going to Iran, reportedly plans to discuss US sanctions
A Pakistani army official will meet with Iranian officials on the same day the U.S. is planning to announce new sanctions on Iran.
How a sudden deportation cut short a Texas band’s big break
A promising Houston punk band has disbanded after the lead singer moved to Mexico to reunite with his father following an ICE arrest.
El Niño forecasts have been right so far. Here’s what fall and winter could bring.
Forecasters say a strong El Niño is likely this fall and winter, increasing the odds of significant weather shifts across the U.S.
With new Colorado River plan, Lower Basin states to see cuts amid record low water levels
Under the new Colorado River plan, Arizona, California and Nevada will see water cuts. Officials say that a longer-term solution is needed.
Tropical Storm Moke threatens Hawaii with heavy rain after Lala’s damage
Tropical Storm Moke brought heavy rain and gusty winds to Hawaii, threatening regions recovering from the damage caused by Hurricane Lala.