Hackers Steal U.N. Data That Could Be Used for Future Government Cyberattacks
“Organizations like the U.N. are a high-value target for cyber espionage activity," Resecurity CEO Gene Yoo said.
FDA Kicks Multiple Vape Companies Out of U.S. Market, JUUL Could Follow
The vape companies, which filed applications for 6.5 million different vaping products, have been asked by the FDA to prove their products are indeed less harmful.
Biden Looks to Slash Drug Prices By Going After Big Pharma's Monopolies
The administration is hoping to address competition issues by curbing price hikes on name-brand drugs and limiting the power of patent holders.
Biden Plan Could See Solar Produce Enough Energy to Power All American Homes by 2035
“Achieving this bright future requires a massive and equitable deployment of renewable energy and strong decarbonization policies," the Secretary of Energy said.
202 Confederate Monuments Have Been Removed or Relocated Since Death of George Floyd
“Any remnant like this that glorifies the lost cause of the Civil War, it needs to come down," Virginia Governor Ralph Northam said.
Sen. Warren Calls on Amazon to Review Touting of COVID Misinformation in Its Algorithms
The Democrat from Massachusetts requested clarity on the tech giant's positioning of material promoting COVID-19 treatment and vaccine falsehoods.
Mu Variant Concerns in New York Are Premature Health Officials Say
“With respect to what we're seeing in New York City, the news is more positive," said New York City Health Commissioner Dr. Dave Chokshi.
More People Died of 9/11-Related Illnesses Than in the Initial Attack: Report
“For many, the mental anguish is as difficult to bear as the physical ailments," September 11 VCF Deputy Special Master Stefanie Langsam wrote in the report.
Trial of 9/11 Mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed Resumes Today: What You Need to Know
Mohammed and four alleged co-conspirators will face charges before a U.S. military tribunal at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, and, if found guilty, could be executed.
Biden Administration Presents $65 Billion Plan to Combat Next Pandemic
President Biden's science advisor, Eric Lander, said the COVID-19 pandemic has exposed "fundamental issues" within America's public health system.
Democrats Discuss Imposing New Taxes on Stocks, CEOs and Carbon Emitters
The party is looking to figure out ways to fund President Joe Biden's $3.5T reconciliation package, which faces opposition from moderate Democratic senators.
Filibuster Could Squash Dems Hopes of Passing Legislation Against Texas Abortion Law
To do away with the filibuster, it would require the vote of all 50 Democratic Senators, plus a tie-breaking vote from Vice President Kamala Harris.
Apple Backtracks on Child Safety Update Following Criticism Over Privacy Concerns
Apple said it would take "additional time over the coming months to collect input and make improvements before releasing these critically important child safety features.”
Elon Musk Sidesteps Issue After Greg Abbott Reveals Musk Likes Texas' 'Social Policies'
“Elon consistently tells me that he likes the social policies in the state of Texas," Texas Governor Greg Abbot said.
7 Hawaii Travelers Have Been Charged in a Month for Fake Vaccination Cards
Individuals who attempt to use phony cards could face up to a year in jail and as much as $5,000 in fines
Facing Mounting Legal Challenges, Apple Allows Some Apps to Bypass its Payment Systems
While the easing of Apple's payment restrictions on apps like Netflix and Spotify appears to be a victory, some companies said there's still a long way to go.
Ida Leaves Path of Destruction as Tornadoes and Flooding Hit New Jersey, Pennsylvania
The Philadelphia region was hit by more than 15 tornadoes and flash flooding forced the closing of some schools.
Sacklers Won't Face Future Lawsuits as Judge to Approve Controversial Perdue Bankruptcy Plan
The judge called the decision a "bitter result," saying he wished for a higher settlement, ultimately concluding thought that it would be better to settle now.
Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos Face Public Spat Over Satellite Internet Regulations
"Filing legal actions against SpaceX is *actually* his full-time job," Elon Musk tweeted about Jeff Bezos on Wednesday.
Twitter's New 'Safety Mode' Aims to Crack Down on 'Potentially Harmful Language'
“We want you to enjoy healthy conversations, so this test is one way we're limiting overwhelming and unwelcome interactions," Twitter wrote in a statement.