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Ukraine is currently under intense assault from both aerial and cyber attacks, while President Zelenskyy is advocating for increased funding during his visit to the United States.

KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Ukraine came under heavy attack from the air and from cyberspace on Tuesday, local officials said, as nearly 600 Russian shells, rockets and other projectiles rained down on a southern region and unidentified hackers knocked out phone and internet services of the country’s biggest telecom provider. Ukraine has reported a successful

‘Epic Games emerges victorious in antitrust lawsuit against Google, paving the way for its Android app store to operate without restrictions.’

The verdict has been reached by a federal court jury in the case against Google’s Android app store, finding that the company has implemented unfair obstacles that have negatively affected both smartphone users and software developers. This decision is a significant setback for one of the main pillars of Google’s technology empire. On Monday, the

New York has committed to investing $1 billion in chip research and development in Albany, with the goal of creating more job opportunities and securing federal grants.

In Albany, New York, Governor Kathy Hochul announced on Monday that the state will invest $1 billion to enhance research on chip technology. The aim of this investment is to transform the region into a leading hub for semiconductor research and production. According to her, the investment will strengthen New York’s argument for receiving federal

The European Union has reached a consensus on pioneering regulations for artificial intelligence. What is their function and how will they impact individuals globally?

EU officials put in long hours last week to reach a consensus on groundbreaking regulations for the use of artificial intelligence in the 27 countries that make up the European Union. The Artificial Intelligence Act is a recent set of rules created to regulate technology in Europe with potential global influence. Let’s examine the rules

What were your top internet searches in 2023? “Barbie” and the Israel-Hamas war were some of the most popular topics.

The Google search history for 2023 is now available. The tech giant from California, released its “Year in Search” on Monday, which features the top global queries of 2023. These include memorable pop culture events (such as Barbenheimer), the passing of beloved individuals, and devastating news with worldwide impact. According to Google’s worldwide data, the

The Biden administration announced that a computer chip plant in New Hampshire would be the first to receive funding from the CHIPS law.

The Biden administration announced on Monday that it will give BAE Systems $35 million to boost production at a New Hampshire facility that manufactures computer chips for military aircraft, such as F-15 and F-35 jets. The initial distribution of rewards from the bipartisan CHIPS and Science Act, passed last year, allocates over $52 billion to

Some suggestions for things to watch this week include the movie “Barbie,” a virtual concert by Taylor Swift, a performance by Cody Johnson, and the TV show “Reacher.”

New television, movies, and music are coming to your device, including “Barbie” on Max streaming service and the second season of “Reacher” with Alan Ritchson on Prime Video. Some noteworthy options for streaming, chosen by The Associated Press’ entertainment reporters, include a reunion of original cast members from “The Real Housewives of New York” on

Elon Musk has reinstated the account of Alex Jones, a prominent conspiracy theorist.

Elon Musk has reinstated the X profile of Alex Jones, a proponent of conspiracy theories, based on a poll conducted on the social media site formerly known as Twitter. The poll showed support for the host of Infowars, who has repeatedly claimed that the 2012 Sandy Hook school shooting was a hoax. This presents a

The development of technology has led to the creation of a society where cash is no longer needed. These advancements are also benefiting those without homes, ensuring they are not excluded from this progress.

WASHINGTON (AP) — John Littlejohn remembers the days when lots of people had a couple of dollars to spare to buy a copy of Street Sense, the local paper that covers issues related to the homeless and employs unhoused individuals as its vendors. Currently, he has noticed a decrease in the number of individuals carrying

What does carbon capture mean and why is it a recurring topic at COP28?

The focus of the United Nations climate conference in Dubai is the fate of fossil fuels. There are calls from various activists, experts, and countries to reach an agreement to gradually eliminate oil, gas, and coal which contribute to global warming. On the opposing side, energy corporations and oil-producing nations are determined to continue extracting

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Ukraine is currently under intense assault from both aerial and cyber attacks, while President Zelenskyy is advocating for increased funding during his visit to the United States.

‘Epic Games emerges victorious in antitrust lawsuit against Google, paving the way for its Android app store to operate without restrictions.’

New York has committed to investing $1 billion in chip research and development in Albany, with the goal of creating more job opportunities and securing federal grants.

The European Union has reached a consensus on pioneering regulations for artificial intelligence. What is their function and how will they impact individuals globally?

What were your top internet searches in 2023? “Barbie” and the Israel-Hamas war were some of the most popular topics.

The Biden administration announced that a computer chip plant in New Hampshire would be the first to receive funding from the CHIPS law.

Some suggestions for things to watch this week include the movie “Barbie,” a virtual concert by Taylor Swift, a performance by Cody Johnson, and the TV show “Reacher.”

Elon Musk has reinstated the account of Alex Jones, a prominent conspiracy theorist.

The development of technology has led to the creation of a society where cash is no longer needed. These advancements are also benefiting those without homes, ensuring they are not excluded from this progress.

What does carbon capture mean and why is it a recurring topic at COP28?