The Daily Populous

“This was a temporary change we made to help limit the spread of inaccurate claims about the election,” Facebook spokesman Joe Osborne told the Times’ Kevin Roose.

Recognizing this, some Facebook employees have reportedly pressed for the so-called “nicer newsfeed” to become permanent.

The problem is complex, and not just for Facebook, as it tries to take over the world without becoming a supervillain. »

LONDON — The United Kingdom found itself increasingly cut adrift from the outside world Monday as countries took drastic action to stem a new mutant coronavirus strain from spreading worldwide.

Dozens of countries, including Canada, France, Germany, Israel, Iran, Colombia and Morocco, have suspended flights from the U.K. for 48 hours or more.

The iconic White Cliffs of Dover, which stand outside England's main ferry port, are reflected in the windscreen of a truck on Saturday. »

Newsmax, Fox News, and One America News Network could face defamation lawsuits from a pair of voting-system companies, The New York Times reported.

Clarifications that aired on Fox News and Fox Business Channel over the weekend were different from the one that aired on Newsmax.

Newsmax CEO Christopher Ruddy said in a statement later Monday that the clarification segment would air across its shows. »

When some enterprising young people from Stanford made the first online sale in history, it was weed.

It was just a little bag of weed sold through an Arpanet account in Stanford’s artificial intelligence lab in 1972.

This initial online sale wasn't carried out in the same way that you buy something on Amazon. »