Tesla Optimus: Twitter Users, Experts Unimpressed With Elon Musk's Humanoid Robot
Some Twitter users and experts are not at all impressed with Tesla's Optimus robot even as the prototype walked on the stage and waved to people.
Democrats Slam Amazon's 'Anticompetitive Playbook' In FTC Request To Block iRobot Deal
Several Democratic lawmakers are working to get the FTC to stop an Amazon-iRobot merger from taking place as the regulator investigates the billion-dollar deal.
Hurricane Ian: After Wrecking Florida, Storm Expected To Bring 'Life-threatening Flooding' In Carolinas
After devastating Florida with strong winds and flooding, Hurricane Ian is now moving toward the Carolinas.
Florida Turns To Twitter For Help As Hurricane Ian Makes Landfall In The Peninsula
Heavy rainfall is expected across Florida through Thursday, according to an update by the National Weather Service (NWS).
Amazon Hikes Warehouse Workers, Drivers' Pay As Albany Employees Gear Up For Unionization
Amazon has increased its base pay for frontline workers to more than $19 an hour.
Apple vs VK: Russia Investigates As Country's Largest Social Media Is Blocked On iOS
Apple has reportedly not provided any reasons for the removal of VK apps from the App Store.
Storm Warnings, Watches Issued In 3 States As Hurricane Ian Targets Florida
Three states are under multiple storm-related warnings and watches as Hurricane Ian nears the Florida peninsula.
California's Newsom OKs Human Composting In Climate Change Effort, Twitter Slams 'Insane' Move
Twitter is raging with comments over the Democratic governor's approval of human composting as another option for after-death care.
Kia, Hyundai 'Deliberately' Built Cars Without Anti-Theft Devices: Lawsuit
Hyundai is Kia's parent company, but the two automakers operate independently.
Severe Weather Warning: Flood Watches Issued For Utah, Arizona
Multiple flood watches have been issued in parts of Utah, especially in the northwestern region.
Privacy Groups Slam New York's 'Authoritarianism' In Plan To Expand Subway Surveillance
Human rights and privacy groups are concerned about whether additional surveillance will help prevent crimes on New York's subway.
Flood Watches Issued In 5 States Including Colorado Ahead Of Expected Heavy Rainfall
Heavy rainfall is expected in five states throughout the middle of the week.
Alaska Weather: Flood Warnings Still In Effect After 'Rare And Historic' Bering Sea Storm
Officials in Alaska likened the weekend storm to an "uncle that comes over for a few days" and "won't leave" after making a mess.
Over 100 Flights In Puerto Rico Canceled Amid Hurricane Fiona's Onslaught
Several airports in Puerto Rico canceled flights to and from the island territory amid the arrival of Hurricane Fiona.
Bombogenesis: Alaska Faces Strongest Storm In 10 Years As Merbok Remnants Threaten Flooding
A "bombing out" of the storm is predicted to occur Friday evening, which could trigger coastal flooding on the western parts of Alaska mainland.
Newsom OKs California Children's Online Privacy Law; Critics Question 'Radical' Compliance Demands
California's governor has signed a sweeping online privacy law that seeks to "protect" children, but critics have many questions about the compliance requirements that they fear could lead to further privacy risks.
Teen Girl Dies In School Bathroom, 3 Hospitalized For Drug Overdose On Fentanyl-laced Pills
Four girls overdosed on pills in Hollywood, possibly from the same distributor.
Google Cuts R&D Projects At Area 120 In Half, Layoffs Imminent: Report
Google has been struggling with the economic downturn that has affected multiple tech companies in the U.S. and around the world.
Robbery Suspect Fatally Electrocuted After Jumping Onto Subway Tracks While Escaping Arrest
The suspect was among four individuals accused of robbing a 46-year-old man at gunpoint on a train in the Bronx, New York.
'Suspicious' Package Explodes At Northeastern University Injuring 1 Staff; Boston Colleges Issue Alerts
Several universities in Boston have urged its communities to be on alert following the explosion of a package at a building in Northeastern University.
Patreon Cuts 80 Jobs, Shuts Down 2 Offices, Days After Dropping Security Team
A week after the security team was laid off, Patreon let go of 80 more employees this week.
Twitter Paid Whistleblower $7M, But NDA Exceptions Allowed For Disclosure: Report
Twitter's former chief of security Peiter Zatko revealed in a disclosure to Congress that Twitter allegedly had poor cybersecurity defense.
'London Bridge Has Fallen': Most Touching Tributes To Queen Elizabeth II On Twitter
Twitter is filling up with tributes to Queen Elizabeth II, who will be remembered as the monarch who stayed on the throne for seven decades while prime ministers and world leaders changed over the years.
Man Pours Cleaning Acid Into Girl's Mouth, Slits Her Throat After Failed Assault Attempt
The 14-year-old girl was alone in her house when the accused allegedly barged into the residence.
Rolling Outages Expected As California Raises Grid Emergency To Highest Level Amid Heat Wave
California's power grid has reached its limit, and rolling blackouts were expected in several areas starting Tuesday evening.
Weather: Temperatures Expected To Cross 110 Degrees In California City Amid 'Oppressive' Heat
The blistering heat continues to scorch some parts of the United States, particularly California and Nevada.
Canada Mass Stabbings Leave 10 Dead As Search Continues For Suspects; Trudeau Calls Attacks 'Horrific'
Police has said the two suspects are "armed and dangerous."
Cloudflare Blocks Kiwi Farms After Initial Resistance Over 'Immediate Threat To Human Life'
Cloudflare clarified that it did not block Kiwi Farms over the #DropKiwifarms campaign, but due to an uptick in aggressive activities on the infamous anti-trans platform.
9 Years For Fake Surgeon Who Used 13 Aliases In $1.3M Romance Scheme
As part of his online romance scheme, the fake surgeon induced the women to send him money "and buy him jewelry and watches," court documents showed.
Extreme Weather: Advisories And Warnings Issued In 6 States Amid 'Dangerous Heat Wave'
A "potentially dangerous" heat wave is expected to expand in parts of western United States throughout the weekend.