Former President Donald J. Trump threatened Friday to prosecute Google if he was elected to the presidency a second timepara manalo, claiming that the tech company had been “illegally” showing only “bad stories” about him and only “good” ones about
If your home is damaged or destroyed because of Hurricane Helene, you’re not alone. The insurance industry marshals all of its resources at a time like this, and you and your neighbors can commiserate and trade notes and tips. The bad news is that i
Back-to-school deals and the fall season can make upgrading to a new phone quite tempting. But what if you need to hold off just a little longer — even as the battery sealed inside your ancient phone is already conking out before lunch and you’re ju
The latest iPhonesextreme gaming 88, unveiled by Apple at a marketing event on Monday, look virtually identical to last year’s models. But Apple hopes that what’s underneath — new software that brings what it describes as artificial intelligence to
Image Credit...Chris Simpson for The New York Times. Food stylist: Maggie Ruggiero. Prop stylist: Sophia Eleni Pappas. In the Palatinate region of Germany, fields and fields of cornstalks frame the old narrow roads that connect the various villages a
Kentucky plans to give weather alert radios to its hard-of-hearing residents at no cost to them in what the state’s governor said Thursday was a critical step to ensure that all residents get immediate access to potentially lifesaving emergency info
With summer officially over, it’s back to business (or school) for many people, which can mean more time writing longer things, especially on the go. The smartphone has replaced the laptop for many tasks, but when it comes to text input, tapping awa
When Helene marched north through Georgia on Thursday and Friday, it caused flash flooding and power outages across the state, including an already soaked Atlanta. The city reported 21 water rescues in one highly affected area, and about 100,000 hou
With the 213th federal judge of the Biden era confirmed by the Senate this week, Democrats are now hoping to take advantage of a post-election lame duck session to finish putting their own stamp on the judiciary and match the number of judges appoin