An Ex-Journalist, a Philosophy Major and the Mad Scramble for Video Game Consoles
New gaming consoles remain in short supply this holiday season, spawning cottage industries of tipsters and scalpers making money off
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OPEC Plus Maintains Oil Production Plans
The oil producers met less than a week after crude prices plunged amid worries over the Omicron variant. Read more
Read moreHundreds of FedEx Packages Dumped in Alabama Ravine, Authorities Say
Amid the holiday shopping crush, more than 300 packages were discovered on private property. The driver, who has been identified
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Ex-Googler Timnit Gebru Starts Her Own AI Research Center
The researcher, who says Google fired her a year ago, wants to ask questions about responsible use of artificial intelligence.
Read moreInside the Economic Argument Over Abortion at the Supreme Court
The Supreme Court case over a Mississippi law hinges in part on questions of how much progress women’s rights have
Read moreThe economic reality behind a Mississippi anti-abortion argument.
The state’s attorney general has said that, since Roe v. Wade, “women have carved their own way to achieving a
Read moreGary Gensler and Jay Clayton Trade Notes on Crypto Regulation
Gary Gensler and Jay Clayton are aligned on at least one thing: Many types of crypto tokens fall in the
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The Movement to Hold AI Accountable Gains More Steam
A New York City law requires algorithms used in hiring to be “audited” for bias. It’s the first in the
Read more‘Where is **?’: Fans in China Elude Censors to Talk About Peng Shuai
She is not the first celebrity to be scrubbed from the internet, but her supporters are finding creative ways to
Read moreBritain Enlists Banks to Fight Climate Change
The financial industry will be relied on to meet climate goals. NatWest, a lender to oil giants, provides a template.
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