“These people went in, especially the first responders, to save people. And now they have illnesses and they’re dying from them and it’s not stopping.”
New Data Says More Communities Built Their Own Broadband Because of COVID
Covid accelerated a trend driven by U.S. frustration at terrible telecom monopolies and government inaction.
500,000 Public Electric Vehicle Chargers Is the Wrong Goal
Experts and industry leaders say the U.S. needs to build hundreds of thousands of EV chargers to assuage range anxiety concerns. But it's far from clear that would work, or that it's even necessary.
A Common Feature of Galaxies Is Challenging What We Know About the Universe
A new study has "cast serious doubt" on a ubiquitous galactic feature that may require exotic physics to explain.
Why People Won't Do the One Simple Thing that Protects Them Online
Multifactor authentication is one of the easiest ways to protect yourself online. So why don’t people use it?
Board of Education Goes Virtual Because People at IRL Meetings Are Assholes
After too many school board meetings became hostile, a Maryland county is moving theirs online.