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Over the course of a year a now notorious iPhone thief stole hundreds of phones and locked their users out of them just by obtaining their passcodes.

Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news, as news publisher says AI tools use its content without permission

Nikolai Patrushev was accused by a Russian intelligence officer of personally overseeing the death of Yevgeny Prigozhin

A map of press freedom correlates pretty well with places where you would actually want to be born.

If the Republican Party were not such a shell, it would have shut down Trump’s dangerous lies about the stolen election on Nov. 3, 2020, Mona Charen writes. Instead, leading officeholders “humored” him, or worse, reinforced his lies.

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A federal jury ruled Google's app store benefited from anticompetitive barriers that damaged both smartphone consumers and app developers.

US department store chain that also owns Bloomingdale’s reportedly received approach from two existing investors

Speaking out for the first time since the shake-up at OpenAI, ex–board member Helen Toner told her side of the story in an interview with the Wall Street Journal.

It's been over four years since the last movie

First, the government and the Wall Street Journal are trying to persuade the Supreme Court to decide this case extremely narrowly after very publicly calling into question the ownership by private homeowners and stockholders of the unrealized gains on their assets thus limiting the ability of owners to borrow against…