Boeing’s beleaguered Starliner capsule leaves space station and heads home without any astronauts
The space vessel had been due back on Earth in June.
The command senior chief now enjoys the rank of chief petty officer.
The space vessel had been due back on Earth in June.
Apple ignored warnings that its AirTag trackers could be used for stalking, consumers claim, arguing the company should be held liable for damages under California law.
Governor Gavin Newsom asked interested AI developers to pitch their ideas at a Sept. 26 showcase.
“Hello literally everyone in Brazil,” Shauna Wright posted on Threads the day Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes ordered X’s suspension.
Google faces losing a dispute with Italian regulators, who accuse the tech giant of favoring Google Maps on its Android Auto platform at the expense of competitors and consumers.
The Second Circuit court of appeals refused to overturn a copyright judgment against the Internet Archive's free online ebook library platform.
The panel held that it was not free to dissent from Supreme Court precedent, which allows Falun Gong members to sue under the Alien Tort Statute.
A federal judge rejected most of a toymaker's arguments for summary judgment, finding that copyright claims over the origin of the doll's design should go to a jury.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. failed to provide any evidence that Meta acted on behalf of the government when it removed one of Kennedy's campaign videos, a federal judge ruled.
New research into Chinese disinformation networks targeting American voters shows Harlan's claims were as fictitious as his profile picture, which analysts think was created using artificial intelligence.