Amazon will let customers at some Whole Foods stores pay with simple wave of their hands The company announced it is bringing palm scanners to one of its

Archaeologists conclude a mass Tyrannosaurus grave site discovered in Utah suggests the predator may have been a pack animal, not a solitary hunter as previously believed  Paleontologists from

Major chip deal faces security probe The British government has launched a national security review around American technology giant Nvidia’s plans to buy Cambridge-based chip designer Arm from

Dying shopping malls find new life Shopping malls have been in decline for the past several years, and the pandemic only accelerated this trend. As more consumers turn

Virtual workspaces the new normal? Workers are turning to Zoom, not only for meetings, but for “virtual workspaces” to help boost productivity and get work done. During virtual

Iconic movie theater chains shutter ArcLight and Pacific Theaters, including the salubrious Cinemara Dome theater on Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles, announced they are closing all 300 of

The Attorney General of the State of Arizona sued the U.S. Government for halting construction of the border wall with Mexico and ending the “Remain in Mexico” program

Petition takes on harassment in tech About 1,400 workers at Google parent Alphabet have signed a petition calling on the CEO to address a “long pattern where Alphabet protects

Inching toward a brain cancer vaccine Scientists from the German Cancer Research Center in Heidelberg have developed a vaccine designed to boost brain cancer patients’ ability to limit

Supreme Court rules against California’s limits on in-home religious gatherings The U.S. Supreme Court in a divided decision late Friday ruled in favor of lifting restrictions on in-home

The problem with ‘cybervetting’ Checking the social media profiles of job candidates can bring bias and judgment into the hiring process, a study shows. Recruiters surveyed by North Carolina State

A U.S. District Judge says only humans — not AIs — can be named as inventors Earlier this week, a Judge of the Eastern District of Virginia disagreed

Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law Monday that will allow him to potentially remain in his position until 2036, when he will turn 84 A constitutional vote

Suspect handcuffed behind his back steals patrol car, leads cops on 100 mph chase A 23-year-old man is suspected of stealing a Kansas Highway Patrol vehicle and leading

Russia registers ‘world’s first’ COVID-19 vaccine for animals Russia has registered the world’s first vaccine against COVID-19 for animals, the country’s agriculture safety watchdog. Russia already has three

Moving out of the mall to survive Seminal retail brands like Macy’s, Gap and even Kay Jewelers were once a ubiquitous element of malls all over America, their

Verizon 3G CDMA Network Will Be Shut off December 31, 2022 5G is set to revolutionize our world. It is the platform for 21st century innovation, offering almost

Southwest signs big 737 MAX order Southwest has agreed to purchase 100 737 MAX jets, the largest order of the planes since they were grounded in 2019, following

The number of tobacco smokers continues to decline and could be virtually nonexistent in many markets within 20 years, according to financial analysts The share of adults who

Preliminary data at Switzerland’s Large Hadron Collider find quark behavior that challenges the standard model of particle physics Scientists working at the world’s largest atom smasher have spotted a strange