The Oregon Department of Consumer and (DCBS) is warning the public about a scam targeting Spanish-speaking injured workers in other states, including in nearby Idaho and ...

The (DCBS) is warning the public about a scam targeting Spanish-speaking injured workers in other states, including in ...

Due to Meta’s unwillingness to comply with Russian law, such a decision was indeed made and implemented,” Kremlin spokesman ...

Oregon’s Department of Consumer and Business Services is alerting the public of a scam targeting injured Spanish-speaking ...

Footage of the fiery crash that killed “Call of Duty” creator Vince Zampella has surfaced online, catching the terrifying moment the Ferrari zooms out of a tunnel and hits a concrete barrier before ...

Video-call glitches might seem harmless, but they can reduce people’s chances of getting hired, closing a business deal or following a doctor’s recommendation. Human brains expect video calls to feel ...

The Facebook Messenger desktop app for macOS is being axed on December 15, forcing Mac users into using the web version, for better or worse. At the time, Facebook had already pulled the app from the ...

Those pesky glitches that occasionally interrupt your video calls may be more than just an annoyance — they could undermine your success in everything from job interviews to sales pitches to court ...

(Reuters) -U.S. senators Josh Hawley and Richard Blumenthal have asked the heads of the Federal Trade Commission and the Securities and Exchange Commission to probe Meta Platforms, following a Reuters ...

President Trump described a video by Democratic lawmakers as “seditious behavior, punishable by DEATH!” in which six lawmakers told the military to disobey illegal orders. The White House said ...

The Federal Communications Commission voted to roll back limits on how much companies can charge incarcerated people and their families for phone and video calls. The 2-1 vote in late October reverses ...

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