Foreign hackers target U.S. senators, aides’ Gmail
Foreign government hackers target U.S. senators, aides’ GmailThe Senate’s security office is refusing to defend them, a lawmaker saysTechnology
ACLU: Facebook allows gender-biased job ads on its site
ACLU: Facebook allows gender-biased job ads on its siteThe ACLU says Facebook violated laws prohibiting businesses from excluding women from job ads appearing on its platformWorld
SpaceX changes plans to send tourists around the moon
SpaceX changes plans to send tourists around the moonSpaceX said it has signed the first private moon traveler, with some changes to its original game planBusiness
Inventors offer hope to those with impairments
Inventors offer hope to those with impairmentsNew tech devices help those with vision, hearing, motor, cognitive issuesNation
Beyond fake news, Facebook to fact check photos, videos
Beyond fake news, Facebook to fact check photos, videosMalicious groups seeking to sow political discord in the U.S. have been using images and video to spread misinformation.Technology
Apple shows off biggest iPhone yet
Apple shows off biggest iPhone yetApple unveiled three new iPhones on Wednesday, including its biggest and most expensive model yetBusiness
Apple shows off largest, cheaper iPhones
Apple shows off largest, cheaper iPhonesThe $1,100 Apple XS Max has a bigger screen than the one on last year’s dramatically designed model, the iPhone XMichigan
Voter data gathering reshapes Mich. politics, sparks privacy fears
Voter data gathering reshapes Mich. politicsComplex technology lets Michigan's political parties compile detailed data on individual voters, prompting worries about privacy in a democracyTechnology
Apple launching new iPhones, watches
Apple launching new iPhones, watchesThe product launches will begin on Wednesday
Parents fret through the ages over tech dangers
Parents fret through the ages over tech dangersParents biggest worry in the ’30s was radio interfered with other interests; conversation, music practice, group gamesNation
Trump: Apple can avoid tariffs by shifting production to U.S.
Trump: Apple can avoid tariffs by shifting production to U.S.Apple has said that a proposed new round of $200B in additional tariffs on Chinese imports would raise prices on some of its productsTechnology
Google turns 20 facing questions over reach
As Google turns 20, questions over whether it’s too powerfulGoogle has morphed into a dominating force in smartphones, online video, email, maps and much moreTechnology
Twitter’s Alex Jones ban: Blip in sea of abuse?
Twitter’s Alex Jones ban: Blip in sea of abuse?Even human moderators have trouble drawing clear lines around what counts as harassment and abuseWorld
France suspects Russian space attack targeted satellite
France suspects Russian space attack targeted satelliteA Russian spy satellite may have targeted France’s secret communications in space last yearTechnology
Twitter, Facebook execs grilled by lawmakers
Twitter, Facebook execs grilled by lawmakersSessions, state AGs to meet to discuss concerns with social mediaPolitics
Facebook, Twitter defend efforts in election meddling
Facebook, Twitter defend efforts in election meddlingFacebook executive, Sheryl Sandberg, and Twitter’s CEO, Jack Dorsey, testified before the Senate intelligence committeeTechnology
Robot boat sails into history by crossing Atlantic
Robot boat sails into history by crossing Atlantic“We’ve proved that it’s possible to do,” said David Peddie, CEO of Offshore SensingTechnology
Twitter CEO says company isn’t biased
Twitter CEO says company isn’t biasedTwitter’s CEO says the company isn’t biased against Republicans or Democrats
Humans still heft groceries on-demand, for now
Humans still heft groceries on-demand, for nowA car that delivers groceries seems like a great idea, but we still haven’t managed to get the robots to do all the workWorld
London show explores hidden world of facial recognition
London show explores hidden world of facial recognitionModern technology means your face is both your identity and a commodity.Nation
Will Russian hackers affect this year’s election?
Will Russian hackers affect this year’s election?Once again, hackers on the outside of the American political system were probing for a way inTechnology
Useful or creepy? Machines suggest Gmail replies
Useful or creepy? Machines suggest Gmail repliesGoogle is toeing the line between helping you save time and creeping you outPolitics
Google denies charge it rigs 'Trump News' searches
Google denies charge it rigs ‘Trump News’ searchesTrump on Tuesday accused Google and other U.S. tech companies of rigging search results about himBusiness
Activist group asks Tesla, Apple for labor policies
Group asks Tesla, Apple for labor policiesNon-compete agreements, no-poaching rules, mandatory arbitration or non-disclosure agreements are targetedBusiness
Amazon enlists employees to counter critics on Twitter
Amazon enlists employees to counter critics on TwitterAmazon is paying workers to be “ambassadors” and tweet full-time about how satisfied they were at their jobsTechnology
Experts meet for UN-hosted meeting on ‘killer robots’
Experts meet for UN-hosted meeting on ‘killer robots’Experts are discussing ways to deal with futuristic weapons systems that could conduct war without human interventionTechnology
Apple computer built in 1970s up for auction
Apple computer built in 1970s up for auctionA piece of computer history that helped launch a trillion dollar company is hitting the auction block
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