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Peloton Resists U.S. Government Safety Recall for Treadmill Tied to Child’s Death

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Peloton Resists U.S. Government Safety Recall for Treadmill Tied to Child’s Death

Alyse Stanley

Leaked Data Reportedly Shows Cops Donated to Kyle Rittenhouse’s Legal Defence Fund

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Leaked Data Reportedly Shows Cops Donated to Kyle Rittenhouse’s Legal Defence Fund

Lucas Ropek

FedEx’s No-Phone Policy Prevented Indianapolis Shooting Victims From Calling Loved Ones

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FedEx’s No-Phone Policy Prevented Indianapolis Shooting Victims From Calling Loved Ones

Whitney Kimball

FedEx is facing pressure to reconsider its policy of forcing employees to lock up their phones during work, following Thursday night’s deadly shooting at a ground facility in Indianapolis. CNN reported that, around 11 p.m. ET, a man opened fire in the parking lot and the facility, killing eight and…

Amazon Reportedly Pressures Small Businesses with Retaliation if They Don’t Hand Over User Data

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Amazon Reportedly Pressures Small Businesses with Retaliation if They Don’t Hand Over User Data

Alyse Stanley

Reddit’s Reportedly Cooking Up Its Own Clubhouse-Like Voice Chat Feature

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Reddit’s Reportedly Cooking Up Its Own Clubhouse-Like Voice Chat Feature

Alyse Stanley

Rumour has it the front page of the internet may be the latest online platform cooking up a social audio feature a la the voice-only chat app Clubhouse.

Amazon’s Worker-Crushing Megacycle Is Energising a Battle

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Amazon’s Worker-Crushing Megacycle Is Energising a Battle

Whitney Kimball

Uber Ordered to Pay $1.4 Million After Drivers Discriminated Against Blind Passenger

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Uber Ordered to Pay $1.4 Million After Drivers Discriminated Against Blind Passenger

Shoshana Wodinsky

ICE Is Reportedly Using OnStar Location Data to Track Suspects

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ICE Is Reportedly Using OnStar Location Data to Track Suspects

Lucas Ropek

Police in the U.S., including officials with the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency (ICE), have been accessing vehicle location data provided by car parts manufacturers, a new report from Forbes reveals. Documents reviewed by the news outlet show police using this data to track suspects involved in criminal investigations.