Corporations that use artificial intelligence for hiring and employee performance tracking are legally liable for discriminatory outcomes produced by the algorithms, according to a top federal official charged with enforcing workplace laws.
Taiwan faces a difficult struggle “to protect our way of life,” according to the island democracy’s leader, who touted her meeting with House Speaker Kevin McCarthy as a sign of American solidarity.
The Biden administration has denied Russian President Vladimir Putin's accusation that it was involved in various incidents, which he described as "terrorist attacks," in Russian territory.
Stacey Abrams, former Democratic candidate for governor in Georgia, has joined Howard University as the inaugural Ronald W. Walters Endowed Chair for Race and Black Politics.
Demilitarized Zone, SOUTH KOREA — A bipartisan group of congressmen led by the chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee visited the Korean DMZ on Wednesday, expressing concern that North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un could take advantage of a possible China-Taiwan conflict.
Facebook is allowing users to regulate their news feed with new controls that increase or diminish the presence of spam, sensitive, or "fact-checked" content, a change meant to increase user control over how much "censored" content they see.
