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Uncovering and explaining how our digital world is changing — and changing us.

Here’s how Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, and 8chan handle white supremacist content

“The $300 textbook is dead,” says the CEO of textbook maker Pearson

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Josh Hawley’s bill to limit your Twitter time to 30 minutes a day, explained

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Inside the conflict at Walmart that’s threatening its high-stakes race with Amazon

Walmart bought Jet.com to compete with Amazon, but Jet founder Marc Lore is feeling the heat as e-commerce losses surpass $1 billion.

Cambridge Analytica made “ethical mistakes” because it was too focused on regulation, former COO says

Microsoft, Dell, Concur: Here are all the tech companies doing business with ICE and how much they’re getting paid

A former Amazon employee hacked the credit card data of 100 million Americans

Why Google employees are donating to Warren and Sanders — candidates who want to break up Google

Megan Rapinoe still isn’t going to the White House, even if Trump invites her

Will Reddit un-quarantine its biggest pro-Trump community? CEO Steve Huffman isn’t holding his breath.

Amazon warehouse workers in Chicago say the company cheated them of overtime hours

The T-Mobile + Sprint deal is good for you if you like paying more for your wireless plan

A timeline of high-profile tech apologies

Why one billionaire is calling out Silicon Valley’s favorite philanthropic loophole

The FTC isn’t done with Facebook. Now it’s investigating antitrust claims.

Facebook will pay the US government a $5 billion fine for privacy failures — but it won’t have to change the way it does business

In 10 years, every “relevant” company will be a tech company, Stitch Fix CEO Katrina Lake says

Where your delivery app tips really go, explained

Watch out, Google, Amazon, and Facebook: the Justice Department just launched a major antitrust review

A new reason to worry about Huawei: It’s been building North Korea’s wireless networks

The Amazon dilemma: how a tech powerhouse that fulfills our every consumer need still lets us down

“We’re not ready” for foreign election interference in 2020, says Rep. Adam Schiff

Why 2020 presidential candidate Andrew Yang doesn’t want to break up Google

A plan to fix inequality would target CEOs who make 100 times more than their employees

Where the US government is using facial recognition technology to surveil Americans

Presidential candidate Michael Bennet is way behind in the polls. But he believes he can win the nomination — and beat Trump.

Netflix thought it would have 5 million new subscribers this quarter. Instead it added 2.7 million.

Big Tech told Congress it has plenty of competitors. It’s crushing them all.

San Francisco pulls the controversial “IPO tax” because it wasn’t simply an IPO tax

Donors love a winner — which is why Silicon Valley is chucking money only at the top 2020 candidates

Password sharing could be a good thing for Netflix and Hulu

Trump’s threat to investigate Google isn’t based on evidence. It’s based on Fox News.

Amazon Prime Day could usher in a new wave of fear-based social media usage

Amazon workers are celebrating Prime Day with a protest

Mayor Pete Buttigieg talks about systemic racism, regulating tech, and the divided Democratic Party on Recode Decode

Facebook is being fined $5 billion for privacy violations, and Wall Street thinks that’s great news

US mobile speeds are super slow. Here’s what we can do about it.

Conservatives pretending to be suppressed by social media dominated social media

Pete Buttigieg says Americans should have the right to hide personal details from the internet