Four executives at the publicly traded esports and gaming company requested that the board of directors ask CEO Adrian Montgomery to resign. https://wapo.st/3yxjvrc
A data-privacy issue on Planned Parenthood’s website has experts wondering: Do people seeking abortions have any chance at covering their digital tracks? https://wapo.st/3bFHhII
Taiwan says the failure of the Congress to pass subsidies for chip manufacturing will slow plans for new chip factories in the United States. https://wapo.st/3y5GXKB
An NFT featuring a screen shot of the Roe critic from his Fox News program was just sold in a heated auction — with the money going to Planned Parenthood and other groups. https://wapo.st/39X4zJE
Find out if it's okay to share your streaming password, how to save money with bundles, and the trick to pausing subscriptions. https://wapo.st/3QT5w6c
A new study suggests that sanctions have hurt Russia's international trade, even with countries not directly affected by them. But Russia's economy still seems to be functioning. https://wapo.st/3xXC5Y9
A new bipartisan bill would allow employees to speak out about sexual harassment even if they signed NDAs or confidentiality agreements. https://wapo.st/3nlAo1F
Clara Sorrenti, a 28-year-old Canadian known online as Keffals, built her fanbase by leaning into news and politics on the platform that is mostly used by gamers. https://wapo.st/39THp6I
On far-right and far-left Telegram channels, influencers called on followers to take up arms and create mayhem in response to Friday's ruling striking down the right to abortion in the United States. https://wapo.st/3OpAsJz
Streamers, game developers and brands that reach millions of young people expressed frustration and disappointment over the Supreme Court's ruling. https://wapo.st/3ymelOC
Internet searches, visits to clinics and period-tracking apps leave a digital trail. How might a person’s data trail be treated as evidence after the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade? https://wapo.st/3seyzXj
Period-tracking apps have been criticized for bad privacy practices. Here's how to track your cycle without sharing data with companies, employers, insurers or the government. https://wapo.st/3Frmpzu
Identity theft happens to a million U.S. children every year, and that's the low estimate, experts say. Here are the red flags and what parents can do to protect kids' financial futures. https://wapo.st/3QoHLCH
Microsoft said Monday it would respect the rights of Activision Blizzard workers to join a union, and would enter into a so-called labor neutrality agreement with major media union Communications Workers of America. https://wapo.st/3xK8Nx1
As Amazon prepares to argue that the union victory in Staten Island should be overturned, employees around the country are accusing it of using illegal anti-union tactics. https://wapo.st/3NM7Slj
Facing shortages on the battlefield, Ukrainian soldiers get supplies they need to survive the war from 3D printers across the world. https://wapo.st/3xFbvnF
Gaylyn Morris, 26, is accused of murdering her boyfriend, Andre Smith — tracking him with an Apple AirTag and driving over him with her car, police say. https://wapo.st/3HeUZOg
Tech start-ups are firing workers and venture capitalists are warning that the boom market of the past decade is over. Some tech luminaries are predicting the rest of the economy is bound for a recession too. https://wapo.st/3HbOFat
Trump's social media supporters moved quickly to defend the former president and themselves after thursday night's televised hearing of the Jan. 6 committee. https://wapo.st/3xFSuBB
Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, is facing a wave of lawsuits alleging it knew what impact its apps could have on teens' mental health. The suits are among the first to rely on the Facebook Papers, a trove of internal documents leaked last year. https://wapo.st/3mCGwlH
The labor board just denied Amazon's request to ban the public from attending a hearing where it will make its case for overturning a historic union vote in Staten Island. https://wapo.st/3xB4iVu
In a scathing report issued Thursday, NASA’s inspector general said that a second version of the mobile launcher, needed to accommodate a taller version of the SLS rocket, is expected to cost at least $1 billion — more than two times the original contract value. https://wapo.st/3NFYHCT
The case, filed in 2008, became a hallmark of #MeToo activism after some of the women revealed they's been pressured to cater to their bosses’ sexual demands to get promoted or stay employed. https://wapo.st/3xzsLuh
“It’s fair to say that the best is yet to come,” FTC chair Lina Khan said in her first interview with The Washington Post since taking office. Her first year has been marred by a series of challenges, from a lengthy deadlock at the agency to internal dissent. https://wapo.st/3H8ECCR
Twitter plans to provide the full "firehose" of internal data to Elon Musk, after weeks of resisting the billionaire's requests. https://wapo.st/3zsHY1M
This spiritual successor to "Until Dawn" nails the vibe of classic slasher films, and its characters are some of the studio’s most compelling and memorable yet. https://wapo.st/3MzArB0
Some of our most important messages only live on as voice mails. Here's our step-by-step guide to preserving them, just in case something ever happens to your phone. https://wapo.st/3H0IXYQ
The law puts Apple in a difficult position, as the company has clung to its proprietary ports on iPhones and MacBook computers. https://wapo.st/3MA8qtc
“We’re excited about coming back in 2023 with both a digital and an in-person event,” said ESA president and CEO Stan Pierre-Louis. https://wapo.st/3mkVaOD
The project, announced after the Uvalde school shooting, led most of the Taser maker’s ethics advisers to resign: “You cannot address these horrific national tragedies … by throwing a Taser on a drone.” https://wapo.st/3tiRKQl
He also helped create the MIDI electronic system that allowed drum machines, keyboards, sequencers — an entire orchestra of machines — to talk to one another. https://wapo.st/3xaBcer
Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference offers an annual peek at the new software coming to iPhones, iPads, Macs and more. Here are the features most worth looking out for. https://wapo.st/39aAaXM
Swiss researchers have created a machine that could store a liver for up to 10 days outside a body, and still keep it viable for transplant, transforming a decades-old process. https://wapo.st/3aolq7J