Fixing Semiconductor Shortage Isn’t As Easy As Building New Foundries
Analysts suggest the U.S. may face a semiconductor shortage until at least 2022. That could lead to higher prices for tech devices.

AI-powered walking sticks could help those who are visually impaired
Researchers say the walking stick is still years away from being available to the public.
By Scripps News
UK watchdog says Microsoft's Activision deal hurts gamers
Britain's Competition and Markets Authority says the deal could result in "harming U.K. gamers who cannot afford expensive consoles."
By Swayne B. Hall / AP
Netflix password-sharing changes could push other platforms to follow
Netflix still plans to change password-sharing rules after catching heat online, and its streaming competitors are taking notes.
By APTop Stories

AI-powered walking sticks could help those who are visually impaired
Researchers say the walking stick is still years away from being available to the public.
By Scripps News
Tyre Nichols documents: Officer never explained stop to him
Emerging reports say the officers who pulled Tyre Nichols from his car never told him why he was being stopped.
By City of Memphis / AP
A Syrian American couple helps with aid after deadly earthquake
A Syrian American couple are now leading relief efforts in the aftermath of one of the deadliest earthquakes of the century.
By Emrah Gurel / AP