Mobile networking giant Ericsson to lay off 1,200 workers in Sweden
Facing a "challenging" mobile networks market this year, Swedish telecommunications giant Ericsson announced Monday it is laying off approximately 1,200 employees in its home country.
Trisha Yearwood to receive humanitarian award at CMT Music Awards
CBS announced Monday that Trisha Yearwood will receive the inaugural June Carter Cash Humanitarian Award at the CMT Music Awards April 7.
South Carolina court clerk accused of tampering with Alex Murdaugh jury resigns post
Becky Hill, a South Carolina court clerk accused of tampering with the jury in the high-profile murder trial of ex-attorney Alex Murdaugh, resigned her post in Colleton County on Monday.
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MacworldThese days, most of our digital lives are overrun by subscription fees, whether that’s our streaming services, food and grocery delivery services, etc. If you’re tired of paying recurring fees for productivity tools to work more efficiently, look no further than
iOS 18: Everything you need to know about the next iPhone update
MacworldEvery year, Apple announces the new version of iOS at the Worldwide Developers Conference in June. It then enters a beta testing period (first for developers only, then for the public) before being released in September, around the time the
At Gate 96 – the new crossing into Gaza where aid struggles to get in
Israel says the crossing is open, but agencies say the army is holding them back.
South Gaza hospital forcibly evacuated – paramedics
The Palestinian Red Crescent says people were trapped in ambulances after leaving al-Amal hospital.
Russian state media blames Ukraine and West for attack
Despite evidence the Islamic State group was behind Friday's outrage, Russian news reflects the Kremlin's narrative.
Moscow survivor: 'They shot indiscriminately'
Pavel and his wife were attending a concert in Moscow when gunmen opened fire, killing dozens of people.
3 astronauts aboard Russia's Soyuz MS-25 spacecraft arrive at International Space Station
Three space travelers on board Russia's Soyuz MS-25 made it safely to the International Space Station nearly 250 miles above earth after a nearly two-day orbital journey.
Eli Lilly warns of shortage of insulin products
Drugmaker Eli Lilly & Co is announcing a temporary shortage of two of its insulin products.
FDA proposes ban on use of electroshock devices on some psychiatric patients
Federal regulators are taking a second stab at banning the controversial use of electroshock devices to manage the behavior of patients with intellectual and developmental disorders.
Jill Biden's swing through Southern California: Fundraisers, protesters and a stop at SoulCycle
The first lady swung through Southern California, championing the Biden administration's work for women and LGBTQ people. Protesters over the Mideast war followed.
U.S. relents, allowing U.N. passage of demand for cease-fire in Gaza
The U.N. Security Council has demanded a cease-fire in Gaza during the Islamic holy month of Ramadan. The resolution passed 14-0 after the U.S. abstained.