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Tim Berners-Lee wants to put people in control of their personal data. He has technology and a start-up pursuing that goal. Can he succeed?

David Friedman, President Trump’s bankruptcy lawyer-turned-ambassador, leaves his post having radically overhauled policy toward Israel and...

The companies removed the “free speech” social network from their app stores, limiting its reach just as many conservatives are seeking alte...

Law enforcement has used the app to identify perpetrators, Clearview AI’s C.E.O. said.

Users of major mobile carriers can no longer access a service that detailed the personal information of police officers, a possible sign tha...

Interest in Indigenous artistry has created an ecosystem of beadwork drops that sell out in minutes online.

Kamala Harris’s niece is building her own empire with statement T-shirts. Just don’t define her by her family.

Only a handful of soccer players attain what might be best described as mainstream cultural relevance. That kind of fame now comes with resp...

His output included “Coal Miner’s Daughter” and a James Bond film. But he was best known for his long-running documentary series about life...

Google and Apple told Parler, a social network popular with conservatives, that it must better police its users if it wants a place in their...

With job losses, record coronavirus numbers and politics in turmoil after the storming of the Capitol, the president-elect pressed for quick...

U.S. employment fell by 140,000 in December as virus cases surged. Leisure and hospitality businesses were hit hard, but some industries sho...

A site called Dlive, where rioters broadcast from the Capitol, is benefiting from the growing exodus of right-wing users from Twitter, Faceb...

A small group of lenders that focus on underserved borrowers will get priority when the Paycheck Protection Program resumes.

A new report shows some of the world’s biggest solar companies work with the Chinese government to absorb workers from Xinjiang, programs th...

Marvel’s first series for Disney+ is part drama, part homage to vintage sitcoms, following the misfit heroes played by Elizabeth Olsen and P...

The Netflix series, featuring Lebowitz and directed by Scorsese, offers acerbic commentary and a sense of yearning for a pre-pandemic metrop...

Public health officials are using Eventbrite’s online ticketing platform to schedule shots. But appointments are still hard to find, and not...

The Federal Reserve raised rates from near-zero in 2015. The discussion back then — and developments since — will inform their future policy...

The agency’s website rebrand has sparked chatter about its visual reference points, and whether the new look is good.

Prices for vintage PCs in need of repairs and hard-to-find parts have shot up on resale sites.

Among the reasons for optimism: the prospect of widespread vaccination, and a Congress more open to stimulus spending.

Many people want a pandemic baby, but some sperm banks are running low. So women are joining unregulated Facebook groups to find willing don...

After the end-of-year bloodletting, the losses for U.S. subscribers are a little lighter in January. But there are still some great gems wor...

Completed after almost four decades in limbo, this unerringly awful sequel places a killer bear in a park filled with clueless concertgoers.