Articles by Ashley Palya

Amazon.com Inc is planning to roll out warning cards for software sold by its cloud-computing division, in light of ongoing concern that artificially intelligent systems can discriminate against different groups, the company told Reuters.

President Vladimir Putin's plan to make Turkey a hub for Russian gas in theory could allow Moscow to mask its exports with fuel from other sources, but that might not be enough to persuade Europeans to buy, analysts and sources said.

Oil prices dropped for a second session on Monday after the head of the world's top exporter, Saudi Aramco, said it is ready to ramp up output while production at several offshore U.S.

The new enemies in the Mistlands are tough to beat, but a little strategy and knowledge can help make each fight easier.

Oil prices dropped for a second session on Monday after the head of the world's top exporter, Saudi Aramco, said it is ready to ramp up output while production at several offshore U.S.

Archeologists find ancient Peruvian fresco, lost for a century

New York will no longer allow family members of inmates at state prisons to send or deliver care packages from home.

The U.S. House of Representatives is set to vote on Wednesday to approve a bill to block a potentially crippling rail strike, but the fate of a separate proposal by lawmakers to mandate paid sick time remains uncertain.

The landmark "Respect for Marriage" bill avoided a filibuster again after the Senate voted to approve the measure 61-36.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said Apple would be making a "huge mistake" if the tech giant pulls Twitter from the App Store.

"I'm not taking the chance. Like, I am so scarred from all of this s--t that has happened in my life," Lala Kent said.

"I was always afraid that I had missed that opportunity to really bond with her and that she didn't love me," Katherine Heigl said.