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This cleareyed documentary explores how machine-learning algorithms can perpetuate society’s existing class-, race- and gender-based inequit...

Facial recognition software doesn’t have to be all or nothing, argues a city official in Detroit.

The campaign has urged the company to more aggressively police misinformation for more than a year.

Some partisan differences were scrambled, but places with brighter future prospects swung toward Biden.

A successful ballot measure in California makes drivers and other workers contractors, but the companies face continued pushback.

The hashtag #MaidenGate has spread, even though the tweet that planted the rumor contained no evidence of the supposed fraud.

Sales surged as people turned to gummy bears, cookies and chocolates infused with cannabis to soothe their jitters.

During his tenure as the world’s longest-serving prime minister, he oversaw development in the Gulf kingdom, stood up for the monarchy...

The actress, who plays the title character’s daughter, Tutar, talks about body hair, her “nonbiological father” Sacha Baron Cohen, and that...

France has been targeted in a series of attacks since the republication in September of Prophet Muhammad caricatures by the satirical magazi...

President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi vowed to put improved health care “at the heart” of his agenda. It hasn’t worked out like that in a country w...

Voters rejected a bid to modify Proposition 13, a landmark 1978 measure, to remove a tax shield from commercial properties.

YouTube has said it will not take down videos that challenge the legitimacy of election results.

The $23 billion sale could alter the military balance in the Middle East, eventually allowing the small emirates to flex greater power in a...

Apple unveiled three new Mac computers that use processors the company created itself, ending its reliance on Intel.

In comments to a parliamentary committee, the chairman of England’s soccer association spoke in stereotypes about Black and Asian people, gi...

The Fed governor is seen as a top candidate for the job, though some progressives try to paint her as a centrist who was soft on China.

For years, followers of the pro-Trump conspiracy theory had been assured that the president would win re-election in a landslide.

Margrethe Vestager, a European Commission vice president, said Amazon was unfairly using data to box out smaller competitors.

A toy company owner decided the benefits of having everyone together, with safeguards, outweighed the risks. Some were readier than others t...

Issues like antitrust and privacy would remain on the agenda as his administration pursued policies to limit the power of the industry’s gia...

A passionate champion of Palestinian statehood, his goal seemed to become less attainable with time.

Some Republicans have blamed software glitches for vote-count issues in Michigan and Georgia. The Michigan cases were caused by human error...

In an agreement brokered by Russia, Azerbaijan won many of the concessions it has sought for decades in negotiations over the Nagorno-Karaba...

The United Arab Emirates is abolishing lenient sentences for so-called honor killings, loosening alcohol restrictions and lessening the sway...