You already know malware is out there. You hear about phishing emails, fake apps and data breaches almost every week. But every so often, something comes along that feels more

U.S. policy is often reported through announcements, personalities and regulatory skirmishes. Far less attention is paid to the economic mechanisms that actually move structures and determine outcomes. To understand how

If you have ever sat in traffic staring at brake lights and questioning your life choices, this story will hit home. South Metro Atlanta is becoming the first place in

A ransomware attack on government technology giant Conduent is turning out to be far bigger than first reported. What initially sounded like a limited incident now appears to affect tens

If you live in cities like San Francisco, Phoenix, Los Angeles, Austin or Atlanta, you may have already seen or even taken a ride in a driverless Waymo operating without

Most U.S. data breach disclosures explain what information was leaked and any protective steps available to consumers. At the federal level, the Federal Trade Commission advises that after a breach

Dating has changed a lot over the past decade. First, we moved from meeting people in person to swiping on apps. Now, some people are skipping human partners altogether and

Right now, in several American cities, you can open an app, and a car with no driver pulls up and takes you wherever you want to go. No small talk.

An email arrived that looked like a routine billing alert for YouTube TV Premium. Near the top, it displayed “BILLING FAILED” in capital letters. Below that, the message claimed the

IN TODAY’S NEWSLETTER: – AI giant Palantir moves its headquarters to Florida as tech company exodus continues – AI home search could change how you buy a house – OPINION: