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Alberta launched an essay contest for 17 to 25-year-old women inviting them "to explore how they can contribute to a better society." It went about as well as you can imagine.

Epson gained some scrutiny in recent weeks after it disabled a printer that was working fine, leading to accusations of planned obsolescence.

An association of Christian colleges and universities is taking issue with a news outlet describing faith-based educational institutions' hiring practices as "homophobic," maintaining that embracing biblical views of marriage "does not mean religious institutions are hostile to LGBTQ people." 

CBS News deleted a tweet from Friday that reported only 30% of U.S. military aid is being sent to Ukraine’s front lines as they fight off Russia's invasion.

An association of Christian colleges and universities is taking issue with a news outlet describing faith-based educational institutions' hiring practices as "homophobic," maintaining that embracing biblical views of marriage "does not mean religious institutions are hostile to LGBTQ people." 

The website itself has been quickly taken offline. However, an archived version on Internet Archive's Wayback Machine still shows the state of the site during the time of the hack.

Learn how keyword-based ranking techniques have evolved – from the 'little old ladies' to the vector space model, to today.

Learn how to find and delete old tweets, and easily remove dated or irrelevant content from your Twitter account.

Anonymous welcomes Nancy Pelosi to Taiwan during her visit to the country on hacked Chinese government website.

Our Machinery has pulled the plug on its game engine just over a year after it launched. The company emailed developers…