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The federal liability shield has long been a target of former President Donald Trump.

Bernie Sanders turns up heat on Biden after minimum wage setback Print this article Left-wing Democrats plan to turn up the heat on President Biden to pass a minimum wage hike despite it being ejected from his $1.9 trillion spending bill. The Senate parliamentarian ruled late Thursday that the hike, to $15 per hour from $7.25, must be removed from the legislation under budget rules. But socialist Sen. Bernie and his faction in Congress have fresh moves ready to go. One would raise taxes on bu...

People returning to work following the long pandemic will find an array of tech-infused gadgetry to improve workplace safety but which could pose risks to long-term personal and medical privacy.

Tech giants and startups are offering solutions that include computer vision detection of vital signs to wearables that can offer early indications of the onset of COVID-19

Privacy faces risks in tech-infused post-Covid workplace

When army generals in Myanmar staged a coup last week, they briefly cut internet access in an apparent attempt to stymie protests. In Uganda, residents couldn't use Facebook, Twitter and other social media for weeks after a recent election. And in Ethiopia's northern Tigray&...

), for more coverage. Social media giants are facing questions over their handling of content moderation, with criticism springing up over Facebooks and Twitter’s enforcement of coronavirus misinformation over Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s posts, while a report released Friday found YouTube is still pushing extremist videos to users already susceptible to racial hatred. Meanwhile, Amazon is looking to block the New York attorney general from taking legal action against the e-commerce giant’s ...

Coronavirus misinformation from longtime anti-vaccine activist Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

LONDON — When army generals in Myanmar staged a coup last week, they briefly cut internet access in an apparent attempt to stymie protests. In Uganda, residents couldn’t use Facebook, Twitter and other social media for weeks after a recent election. And in Ethiopia’s northern Tigray region, the internet has been down for months amid […]

LONDON (AP) — When army generals in Myanmar staged a coup last week, they briefly cut internet access in an apparent attempt to stymie protests. In Uganda, residents couldn't use Facebook, Twitter...