Legislators in the European Union have approved two sweeping digital regulations aimed at tech companies and online businesses. The laws are the most far-reaching efforts by Western countries to rein…
Many Russian tanks have a design feature that leads to an explosion and blows off the top. The ongoing war in Ukraine has put this vulnerability and the future of…
A recent incident involving a now-suspended Google engineer has sparked debate about artificial intelligence and whether it could become sentient. WSJ reporter Karen Hao joins host Julie Chang to discuss…
At LinkedIn's new flagship office, desks are no longer the primary focus. With dozens of different work settings and conference room setups, the company is using its office as a…
Months after seizing Snake Island, Russian forces abandoned the strategic territory in the Black Sea, following repeated Ukrainian attacks. Satellite images show how the tiny island became a key battleground…
Elon Musk says he put his $40 billion acquisition of Twitter on hold over bots on the platform, and he demanded to see the social-media company’s data on fake or…
Here’s the latest on what scientists know about where it came from and how it spreads Public-health officials say Monkeypox poses little threat to the general public. But the continuing…
Celsius, one of the largest crypto lenders, has been under pressure. And people active in the sector have been keeping a watchful eye. The lending giant promoted itself as lower…
It’s looking like a chaotic and expensive travel season. WSJ travel columnist Dawn Gilbertson shares advice on how to save time at airport security, rebook flights faster and find the…
When cryptocurrency lending platform Celsius froze user accounts amid a plunge in valuations, it sent ripples across the industry and raised questions about what happens to user assets if a…