Alyse Stanley
Inspired by Alabama, Amazon Workers Nationwide Begin Union Talks
A slew of Amazon workers in Baltimore, New Orleans, Portland, Denver, and Southern California are looking into unionizing, emboldened by their Alabama coworkers’ high-profile...
Huawei Purges, Then Reinstates Tencent Games Amid Negotiations
Two of China’s biggest names in tech appear to be in an Apple vs. Epic-style spat over how to carve up the mobile game...
CueCat Inventor Is Back to Help Trump Try to Overthrow Election
The inventor behind one of the worst gadgets of all time has joined the motley crew of quasi-experts trying to defend President Donald Trump’s...
Microsoft Says SolarWinds Hackers Broke Into Its Source Code
The hackers behind the massive SolarWinds cyberattack, an operation allegedly backed by Russia that compromised networks at many U.S. agencies and Fortune 500 corporations,...
Congress Reaches Deal on $900B Covid-19 Economic Relief Package
Congressional leaders have reached a bipartisan deal on an almost $1 trillion covid-19 economic relief package Sunday afternoon that would establish a temporary $300...
New Law Bans Internet, TV Vendors from Charging Device Rental Fees
If you’ve ever wondered why you still have to pay your internet provider rental fees for a modem even after you bought it, I...
Scammers Are Using Fake Shipping Notifications in Phishing Schemes
With the pandemic pushing more holiday shoppers online this year, business is booming for major shippers like Amazon, FedEx, and UPS. Malls around this...
DOJ Accuses Zoom Exec of Acting on Behalf of Chinese Government
An executive at the videoconferencing company Zoom schemed with Beijing officials to leak user data and squash video meetings discussing the anniversary of the...
Stanford Medical Residents Protest Hospital Vaccination Order
Medical residents flooded Stanford Hospital on Friday in protest after executives there reportedly used a faulty algorithm to triage its first wave of vaccinations...
Disney to Stop Photoshopping Masks Onto Maskless Guests on Rides
Disney World will reportedly stop “enhancing” on-ride photos by pasting digital face masks onto maskless park guests. And no, you aren’t reading the Onion....
