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Retail braces for wave of holiday phishing, ransomware scams

The economic downturn is prompting more hackers to trick consumers with phony deals.

Axios · Nov 22, 2022

Twitter tech glitches mount as staffers depart

The service is less likely to suffer the catastrophic failure some users fear than to break down in smaller ways over time.

Axios · Nov 22, 2022

Media layoffs spike amid recession fears

Digital media companies are especially vulnerable.

Axios · Nov 22, 2022

America's frozen midterms

America's midterms were played on a remarkably narrow terrain, with only 26 House seats flipping from one party to the other.

Axios · Nov 20, 2022

Historic storm blankets part of New York in over 75 inches of snow

The storm has led to road closures, flight cancellations and driving bans in western New York state.

Axios · Nov 19, 2022

U.S. says Russia has not negotiated "in good faith" for WNBA star Brittney Griner

"The Russian government's failure to seriously negotiate on these issues...runs counter to its public statements."

Axios · Nov 19, 2022

William Barr says it's "increasingly more likely" DOJ indicts Trump

Barr said on PBS' “Firing Line” program that he thinks the DOJ has enough evidence to indict the former president.

Axios · Nov 19, 2022

Musks' Trump Twitter poll clears 10 million votes

Musk has previously used informal polls to earn favor for plans he was planning to implement anyway.

Axios · Nov 19, 2022

Deflation rears its head in sports tickets

Are sporting tickets more or less expensive? It's complicated.

Axios · Nov 18, 2022

Indigenous activists "seen, not heard" at COP27

Several tell Axios they're being shut out of decision-making dialogues.

Axios · Nov 18, 2022