Tech & Media

The pedal problem was raised on social media this week by one driver who found that the car's accelerator could become stuck to the floor when a rubber cover came loose.

Lumen Technologies, a telecommunications company based in Louisiana, said the outage was due to an issue installing a single light pole.

The move came after a Hyundai ad appeared next to antisemitic posts from a user who has posted pro-Hitler content.

House Speaker Johnson plans to package TikTok legislation with critical aid for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan and send it to the Senate. President Joe Biden vowed to sign it into law.

Workers staged sit-in protests at the company’s offices in Seattle, New York and Sunnyvale, California, over Project Nimbus, a joint contract to provide the Israeli government and military with cloud and artificial intelligence services.

Uri Berliner wrote in an essay in The Free Press last week that NPR has an “absence of viewpoint diversity.”

Several other defamation lawsuits by the company and Dominion Voting Systems against conservative news outlets and Trump allies continue, with one scheduled to go to trial this fall.

The wrestling mogul is facing a federal investigation and accusations of sexual abuse, but some of those close to him say he’s unfazed. WWE is moving on.

The robotics company is ushering in a new era with its fully electric humanoid robot "designed for real-world" applications

The hack at Change, a provider of health care billing and data systems and a key node in the U.S. health care system, disrupted payments to doctors and health care facilities nationwide for a month.

In recent months, games like Fruit Mountain, That’s Not My Neighbor and Content Warning become wildly popular among streamers on TikTok.