Guess What, Everybody: Roger Stone Is the Real Victim Here
The unscrupulous political hit man who led pro-Trump hillbillies and InfoWars zombies in attacks on Hillary Clinton with chants of “Lock her up!” wants you to...
The facts about Facebook
This is a critical reading of Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg’s article in the WSJ on Thursday, also entitled The Facts About Facebook. Yes Mark, you’re right; Facebook...
Where seed and early-stage funding is growing, contracting or holding steady
Joanna Glasner Contributor More posts by this contributor Hire faster, work happier: Startups target employment with AI and engagement tools Robot couriers scoop up early-stage cash...
Nokia’s U.S. comeback starts with two new budget Android phones
Nokia’s finally ready to return to the smartphone race in the U.S. The phone brand, once an independent global powerhouse, then sold to off to Microsoft,...
The state of the foldable
You’d be forgiven for being cynical. I’ve been seeing foldable display concepts for as long as I’ve been attending tech trade shows (which, quite frankly, is...
Loot Boxes Are Changing In Fortnite Save The World
The Loot Llamas in Fortnite Save The World are changing and becoming less random. Currently, Loot Llamas work like most other loot boxes: Players buy them...
How Pete Souza’s adorable tortoise Charlotte became a Trump-resisting icon
Have you ever wondered how to be Instagram famous without needing to know how to take a perfectly-framed photo or write an inspiring caption? It’s possible…...
Emma Thompson in ‘Late Night’ is the talk show host we deserve
Mindy Kaling loves romcoms. This is clear if you’ve seen her show, or read her books, or watched her interviews, or followed her tweets. No surprise,...
Someone Tried to Set Comet Ping Pong on Fire
Comet Ping Pong, the Washington, DC pizzeria at the center of the “Pizzagate” conspiracy theory a few years ago, is back in the news this week...
As the Trump shutdown ends, cheers for air travel workers echo across Twitter
Donald Trump’s record-setting partial shutdown of the U.S. government — which kept roughly 800,000 federal workers unpaid for more than a month — is finally over....
