Tech

The DOJ is targeting Google’s monopoly, seeking to break up its control and Chrome. Google argues its success is due to innovation.

DOJ pushes Google to sell Chrome over ‘monopoly’ practices as stocks dip

NASA announced it is closing three offices and laying off 23 employees as a result of an executive order from the Trump administration.

NASA closes 3 offices and eliminates chief scientist role, 23 to be laid off

Scientists hoping to bring woolly mammoths back from extinction have genetically engineered a "woolly mouse."

Biotech company hoping to revive woolly mammoth, creates ‘woolly mouse’: Study

In 2024, the world experienced nearly 300 internet outages in 54 countries, according to a recent report from the non-profit Access Now.

Government-imposed internet disruptions hit record high globally in 2024

For the second time this week, NASA has upped the odds that a 'city-killing' asteroid strikes Earth in 2032, according to the agency.

NASA again increases chances of ‘city-killing’ asteroid striking Earth

Elon Musk is leading a group of investors in a $97.4 billion bid to take control of OpenAI. The move reignited tensions with CEO Sam Altman.

Elon Musk wants to buy OpenAI for close to $100B, backed by investors

A U.S. military analysis reviewed by Newsweek revealed that the Chinese spy balloon that crossed the United States in 2023 contained American-made technology capable of gathering intelligence.

2023 Chinese spy balloon contained US tech: Report

Google is eliminating its diversity hiring goals and reviewing several diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives according to the Wall Street Journal. The decision follows similar rollbacks from other major tech companies, including Meta and Amazon, as businesses face growing scrutiny over DEI programs.

Google drops diversity pledge, shifts DEI hiring strategy

A new Washington Post report finds that China may be more inclined to simply run out the clock and let its app go dark for good in the U.S.

TikTok may let app go dark instead of selling to an American buyer: Report

A new study shows parents who spend more time on screen-based devices expose their kids to more age-inappropriate content.

Parents, you’re likely the ones exposing your kids to inappropriate content

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