Technology
Google has too many employees for the work being done, says CEO
The comment came after the company weaker-than-expected earnings and revenue for the second quarter.
Technology
Twitter co-founder Dorsey blocked from new internet alternative after attacking venture capitalist Marc Andreessen
Dorsey warned that “Web3” would be controlled by wealthy venture capitalists like Andreessen instead of “the people"
Culture
Woke Waterloo at Netflix?
With targeted staff cuts, new corporate ethos, streamer takes stand for creative independence against identitarian conformity
Politics
Mayra Flores sworn in, sets record as first Mexican-born woman in Congress
Flores, born in Mexico to migrant farmerworkers, won the special election for Texas’ 34th Congressional District on June 14
Human Rights
Russian far-right militias and neo-Nazis fighting against Ukraine, says German intel
Russian far-right groups and neo-Nazis are participating in President Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, making his intent to “de-Nazify” Kyiv “absurd,” say German intelligence officials
Technology
New advanced chatbot "may eliminate" search engines like Google, says Gmail creator
ChatGPT can generate essays, song lyrics and more from just a text prompt.
Technology
GM is investing $7 billion in EV to overtake Tesla
GM plans to be North America's leading producer of electric vehicles
Politics
Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis declares war on Biden's new 'Ministry of Truth'
“Let’s get real here. Let’s make sure we are doing things to benefit Floridians and Americans, but we’re not going to let Biden get away with this one. We will be fighting back,” DeSantis said
Entertainment
America conquers Hollywood: Tom Cruise's anti-woke Top Gun: Maverick leads squadron with highest ticket sales
“Top Gun: Maverick” has flown sky-high and surpassed the $400 million mark at U.S. box offices, which marks it as the biggest major motion picture of the year for domestic box offices
Business
Amazon exec moved from Washington to Texas ahead of capital gains tax
The new law, which is being fought in court, began Jan. 1. If allowed to stand, the measure would levy a 7% capital gains tax on income above $250,000 per year from the sale of stocks and bonds