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Three Jewish New York City high schoolers and their teacher were verbally accosted Tuesday on the subway by an unknown woman after attending the pro-Israel rally in Washington, D.C., according to The New York Post. Students at the Yeshiva University High School for Girls in Queens, Shira Rouhani, Lea Applebaum, Leah Borenstein, and their teacher

Congressional tensions draw comparisons to pre-Civil War polarization November 16, 2023 07:00 AM Tensions on Capitol Hill exploded this week with several heated moments, including one incident of alleged physical violence, leading experts to draw comparisons between the polarization in the years preceding the Civil War to current Republican divisions in the country’s highest ranks.

Dr. Alison Todd describes herself as an “inventor at heart,” but she’s not the sort of inventor who tinkers with gears in a workshop. Instead, she invents new tools in medical diagnostics, developing better ways to identify gene sequences and how they impact disease. Rather than screwdrivers and hammers, her instruments are the building blocks

Meta recently changed how two-factor authentication works for Facebook and Instagram. You might have received a notification about this, but it was easy to miss in the platform’s sea of red alerts. OK, so what’s different? “Any devices you’ve frequently used Facebook on in the past two years will be automatically trusted,” reads Meta’s updated

I have an unreasonable obsession with finding the ideal forms and locations for convenient phone charging. But most charging stations can’t meet my impossibly high standards. I want to be able to charge my phone without getting tangled in a mess of cables. That’s it. Wireless charging is one answer. We have a full guide

Tuberville finds ally during marathon overnight floor fight with GOP senators November 16, 2023 06:59 AM Republican defense hawks mounted a fresh challenge of Sen. Tommy Tuberville’s (R-AL) military blockade on Wednesday night despite attempts by Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) to filibuster their protest on the Senate floor. The senators, led by Dan Sullivan (R-AK)

It’s the sixth annual Black Blockchain Summit, and organizers are quietly removing a couple rows of chairs from the room. The Howard University auditorium we’re in looks a third empty. There are at most 100 people in the crowd today—a far cry from the 1,500 who attended the summit over three days last year, when

Popular vegan egg and lab-grown-meat company Eat Just is in deep financial trouble. A WIRED investigation bringing together court records, documents, and interviews from former employees suggests that the company frequently struggled with paying its suppliers on time. Now it is being sued by a former partner for roughly $100 million and faces lawsuits from

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It’s the sixth annual Black Blockchain Summit, and organizers are quietly removing a couple rows of chairs from the room. The Howard University auditorium we’re in looks a third empty. There are at most 100 people in the crowd today—a far cry from the 1,500 who attended the summit over three days last year, when