Look what you made her do? Unverified Taylor Swift TikTok claim goes viral
Social media ran with an online rumor that Taylor Swift pressured TikTok to change its policies on music use. That’s not quite what happened.
Big Tech promises data center safeguards to comply with Texas audit
Companies that build data centers are lining up to express how their projects in Texas align with Gov. Greg Abbott’s standards.
As wildfires burn across the West, crews progress around hard-hit Spokane
A huge wildfire effort is underway across the West, with dozens of large fires burning throughout the U.S. and British Columbia, Canada.
After El-Sayed’s win, another democratic socialist could break through Tuesday
Democrats are rallying behind Abdul El-Sayed after his Michigan win. Now another democratic socialist is favored to win Tuesday in Wisconsin.
Our personal information is for sale on the internet. We know — we bought it
Your attention is a commodity. From likes to purchases, your online behavior is tracked, monetized and sold to influence what you buy.
7.4-magnitude earthquake leaves at least 20 dead, and dozens of buildings damaged
A major 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck Colombia on Monday in the Pacific Colombian province of Chocó, where the governor reported damage.
Tehran sets new demands to reopen Hormuz as Trump says US ‘low-keying’ negotiations
President Trump says the U.S. is now “semi-negotiating” with Iran, which continues to deny that it’s in formal talks.
Iran denies Trump’s ‘semi-negotiating’ claim; Netanyahu rejects Gaza peace plan
Plus, a boat captain is arrested after a mother and her baby are killed in New York Harbor. And Obama reaches out to el-Sayed after his upset Michigan primary win.
Inside the online video game that lures young people to a Russian drone factory
Drone Strike: Ukraine isn’t just a game. Here’s how its users are getting played.
From 911 calls to water pumps, cyberattacks move closer to home
Suisun City declared an emergency after a cyberattack disrupted public safety communications and forced officials to shut down city systems.