Crypto Gets Its First Prison Sentence for Insider Trading
A U.S. District Judge sentenced Nikhil Wahi to 10 months in prison on Tuesday, bringing one part of a historic cryptocurrency criminal case to a close....
Climate Deniers Try to ‘Fact Check’ Real Reporting
The climate deniers are at it again. Read more… Source : Climate Deniers Try to ‘Fact Check’ Real Reporting
Twitter Bans DC Bus System, Brings Back the Guy Everyone Thinks Is Q
As Twitter CEO Elon Musk continues to ban and reinstate whoever the hell he wants, an unlikely victim has fallen into his crosshairs: The Washington DC...
Fidelity makes first acquisition in 7 years, snapping up fintech Shoobx
Investment giant Fidelity announced today that it has acquired Shoobx, a venture-backed fintech startup, for an undisclosed amount. Jason Furtado and Stephan Richter founded Boston-based Shoobx...
Why the Matter logo was everywhere at CES 2023
AR/VR/MX took center stage at CES 2023. Automotive trends got a lot of love, as well, as did robotics and the metaverse. Heck, even pee-related gadgets...
More People Are Buying Used Phones
You don’t always need the greatest, shiniest thing when it comes to smartphones. After all, a new phone is often a very expensive purchase. More people...
An Interview With the Vampire/Mayfair Witches Crossover Is Almost Certainly Coming
The AMC network has been very upfront about being all-in on bringing Anne Rice’s gothic horror universe to TV. First was the excellent Interview With the...
Virgin Orbit’s botched launch highlights shaky financial future
Virgin Orbit’s much-hyped launch from Cornwall, U.K. on Monday ended in failure, with the company announcing that the mission experienced an “anomaly” that prevented the rocket...
What the House Speaker’s Deal With Ultraconservatives Means for Climate
This story was originally published by Grist. You can subscribe to its weekly newsletter here. Read more… Source : What the House Speaker’s Deal With Ultraconservatives...
Facebook and YouTube Are Removing Posts Supporting Brazil’s Capitol Riot
Facebook and YouTube are removing content supporting or praising the riots from anti-democratic protestors that broke out in Brazil’s capital over the weekend. Supporters of Brazil’s...
