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A request from Congressman and former House Intelligence Committee chair Adam Schiff asking Twitter to suspend a journalist was among the latest revelations on how U.S. government officials worked directly with the social media giant to target specific accounts.

Attendees also learned details of an in-development internship-to-apprenticeship program for high school students that will launch in 2023.

ROEQ entered a new partnership with OMRON, providing top modules & cart systems for the company’s LD-250, doubling the AMR’s payload capacity to 500kg.

Modern DevOps hits the factory floor, up-leveling data security and visibility, with the detection of unauthorized code changes.

A New Hampshire man who was arrested and extradited back to Broward County was jailed on Wednesday following accusations he posed as a partner in a collection...

This week on Inside Appalachia, we’re visiting the Hindman Settlement School in Kentucky, whose cultural archives were damaged by historic flooding.

Three weeks ago, eastern Kentucky was hit by devastating floods. The Federal Emergency Management Authority and the Small Business Administration are on the ground trying to help restore the hard hit region. At the same time, West Virginia has experienced one of the wettest summers on record and that has brought additional flooding with it.

On this West Virginia Morning, three weeks ago, eastern Kentucky was hit by devastating floods. The Federal Emergency Management Authority and the Small Business Administration are on the ground trying to help restore the hard-hit region. WVPB News Director Eric Douglas spoke with Patrick Boland from FEMA and Laurie Dana from the SBA about what is going on in the region.

And Michigan Democrat Mallory McMorrow raises more than $1 million.