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- 104-year-old time capsule discovered during demolition of Minnesota high school
- More than 20 senior DC cops to be dismissed, including several due to alleged serious misconduct
- King Charles' cancer battle has him 'determined to make his mark on history': expert
- Choppers, dogs and towers: Inside the Fed's fight against illegal immigrant intruders
- DC nightclub shooting leaves multiple people wounded
- Britney Spears settles bitter legal battle with estranged father Jamie Spears
- Freight train carrying gasoline, propane derails near Arizona-New Mexico line amid aftermath of severe weather
- SEAN HANNITY: Gaffe-prone Biden spins 'tall tales' during Howard Stern sit-down
- Columbia University’s policy-making senate votes for resolution calling to investigate school’s leadership
- JESSE WATTERS: Biden's the most highly produced candidate in American history
- Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler sexual assault lawsuit dismissed for good by federal judge
- Florida man charged after 150 pounds of meth seized in largest bust in city's history
- Google and Apple use passkeys to capture users by locking credentials into their platforms and have made the UX of passkeys worse than that of password managers (William Brown/Firstyear's blog-a-log)
- A review of Dana Mattioli's The Everything War, which covers Lina Khan's antitrust battle against Amazon and makes a case that no company should be so powerful (Jonathan Ford/Financial Times)
- Investors cheer Microsoft and Alphabet's huge AI spending plans as shares of both firms rallied but not Meta's, which saw its worst trading day in 18 months (Tom Dotan/Wall Street Journal)
- Google plans to invest $2B to set up a data center in Indiana and $1B to expand three Virginia sites, and announces a $75M fund to train Americans on AI skills (Yuvraj Malik/Reuters)
- Google opens its second hardware office in New Taipei City, as VP of Engineering Elmer Peng says "Taiwan is Google's largest hardware R&D hub outside of the US" (Nikkei Asia)
- A number of Apple users say they were logged out of their Apple ID across multiple devices on April 26 and forced to reset their password before logging back in (Chance Miller/9to5Mac)
- A US appeals court reverses a 2021 ruling that prevented New York from enforcing a law requiring ISPs to offer low-cost broadband plans to low-income consumers (Jon Brodkin/Ars Technica)
- Microsoft partners with IBM to release the MS-DOS 4.0 source code under the MIT license on GitHub (Andy Edser/PC Gamer)
- IBM plans to expand its semiconductor packaging and testing plant in Bromont, Quebec, with more than CA$1B in investments over the next five years (Mathieu Dion/Bloomberg)
- Filing: FTC says Jeff Bezos, Andy Jassy, and other Amazon execs used Signal's disappearing messages to conceal evidence in FTC's antitrust case against Amazon (Leah Nylen/Bloomberg)
- Sources: Apple has renewed discussions with OpenAI about using its technology to power some features in iOS 18; talks with Google on using Gemini remain ongoing (Mark Gurman/Bloomberg)
- Alphabet closes above a $2T market cap for the first time; the stock rose 10%, its biggest one-day jump since July 2015, resulting in a valuation of $2.15T (Ryan Vlastelica/Bloomberg)
- Google is testing "Speaking practice" in Search, which uses a conversational AI bot to let Search Labs users in some countries improve their English skills (Aisha Malik/TechCrunch)
- Baltimore Police arrest a high school teacher for allegedly framing his principal by using AI to create an audio file of the principal making racist comments (The Baltimore Banner)
- As Intel reports disappointing earnings and guidance, and becomes S&P's worst performing stock in 2024, a look at the long history of company's missteps (Kif Leswing/CNBC)