Yuval Harari warns humans will be "hacked" if artificial intelligence is not globally regulated

Harari says global cooperation is needed to prevent human data from getting into the hands of a powerful few. 60 Minutes reports, Sunday.

Judge Dismisses Charges Tied To Historic Female Genital Mutilation Case

A judge dismissed a new batch of charges Tuesday in the government's investigation of genital mutilation against girls in a Muslim sect.

ZDNet Has Failed

ZDNet is on the decline and its demise appears to have greatly accelerated in recent months; we take a quick look at this month's coverage and explain the conflict of interest (it's PR, not news, and it's far too shallow/blatant to simply overlook)

Many Haitian migrants in Texas border town of Del Rio being released into U.S.: AP

One source put the number being sent from the border town of Del Rio in the thousands. The White House has said the migrants faced expulsion from the U.S.

Former Minneapolis police officer's murder conviction reversed in deadly shooting of Australian woman

Mohamed Noor was convicted of third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter in the 2017 death of Justine Ruszczyk Damond.

Mohamed Noor Murder Conviction Reversed: MN Supreme Court Orders Ex-MPD Officer Be Sentenced For 2nd-Degree Manslaughter

The Minnesota Supreme Court has reversed Mohamed Noor’s conviction of third-degree depraved-mind murder in the death of Justine Ruszcyzk Damond in 2017.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott signs social media "censorship" bill into law

The legislation aims to stop social media companies from banning users based solely on their political opinions.

"They said they were vitamins": Inmates in Arkansas jail say they were unknowingly given ivermectin to treat COVID-19

"They used us as an experiment," one inmate told CBS News. "Just because we wear stripes and we make a few mistakes in life, doesn't make us less of a human."

Minimum wage would be $26 an hour if it had grown in line with productivity

The gap between what average U.S. workers produce and what they earn has grown ever wider. That's a problem.

Facebook shares its Time Card atomic clock tech to speed internet services

The social network giant gives away its hardware and software designs that can keep data centers humming efficiently.

The Taliban may be executing Afghan troops who surrender, U.S. Embassy says

The reported executions are "deeply disturbing & could constitute war crimes," according to the embassy in Kabul, as the Taliban continue to take territory.

Man says he killed his kids over QAnon conspiracy theories and "serpent DNA," fearing they'd become "monsters"

Santa Barbara surfing school owner told the FBI he took them to Mexico, believing they'd become monsters, and shot them in their chests with a spear gun, authorities say.

Zoom Agrees To $85 Million Settlement Over Failure to Protect Users' Privacy

The company behind the video conferencing software Zoom is expected to settle a multi-million dollar class action lawsuit over "zoombombing" and other lapses in privacy protections this week.