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The White House acknowledged Monday that President Biden's top science adviser, Dr. Eric Lander, will be allowed to keep his job.

Key Microsoft Office apps including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint will soon block macros by default, in a major win for security.

YANQING, China — Sweden’s Sara Hector won the women’s Olympic giant slalom on Monday in a race stripped of a showdown with Mikaela Shiffrin after the American slid out in the first leg.

The lead agency set up to coordinate anti-piracy efforts across the government will soon have studio “embed” to help them track theft of movies and TV shows. The Motion Picture Association and the Alliance for Creativity and Entertainment, a worldwide anti-piracy coalition, expanded an existing framework agreement with the National Intellectual Property Rights Coordination Center. […]

It didn't take long for the Internal Revenue Service to respond to pressure to drop facial recognition. The agency has told Senator Ron Wyden it plans to back away from using facial recognition for verification purposes. Wyden cautioned the transition would "take time," but he saw this as evidence the Biden administration knew privacy and security weren't "mutually exclusive" concepts. The New York Timesunderstood the shift would take place over weeks to minimize disruptions to tax filing season. Читать дальше...

BAYERN MUNICH defender Niklas Sule has made up his mind on his summer move.

Chelsea on Monday settled a High Court case brought by four former youth-team players over alleged historical racial abuse at the Premier League club.

Mercedes have given the clearest indication yet that Lewis Hamilton will race for them in 2022 after welcoming the seven-time world champion back via social media.

It may take a hot minute or two before investors consolidate their emotional hangover from Meta's awful earnings day and begin to buy the dip in the tech giant's valuations.

The responses show a wide range of cluelessness, from silly to dangerous to just plain lies.

Home entertainment spending (mostly streaming) posted a year-over-year increase of 8% to hit $32.3 billion in 2021, according to the Digital Entertainment Group. The fourth quarter showed particular momentum, with overall consumer spending up more than 11% from the same period in 2020 to reach $8.6 billion. Electronic sell-through purchases, on-demand rentals and subscriptions rose […]

When Patrice Motsepe was elected African football supremo, he could never have imagined visiting grieving Cameroonians in the build-up to the Cup of Nations final less than one year later.

This remote national park is full of surprises, including those with a Hollywood twist.

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A pet shop worker was the first to be infected.

A person was shot Sunday at a Springfield Township apartment complex, Toledo police said.

University Credit Union announced it is eliminating overdraft fees as the CFPB weighs the effects of such fees on consumers.

Security breaches are on the rise. Here are some easy ways to keep your information safe.

The Delhi High Court on Monday declined a plea seeking to remove and demolish all police booths which have been allegedly constructed unlawfully on fo

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South Australian equine advocacy group honours its former Executive Officer Julie Fiedler with Life Membership in recognition of her contribution over 20 years.

Julie Fiedler honoured with life membership of Horse SA -- Horsetalk.co.nz - equine news, research, and information

The Philadelphia Flyers are evaluating their roster and could trade a few assets before the 2022 trade deadline. They have an opportunity to bring in some young NHL-ready talent to…

The following California Pacific Conference student-athletes have been recognized as the conference Players of the Week for their performances during the period of Jan. 31 – Feb 6: