It's Now Legal To Hack Your Car's Many Computers
The Library of Congress has adopted exemptions to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act that let researchers and owners hack their car's computers.

Twitter will soon only recommend tweets from verified users
Twitter is attempting to bolster its $8-a-month Twitter Blue service as it ends unpaid verification.

Who's who on Twitter? 'Verified' impostors blur the lines
Impostors have always been a problem on social media, but some worry that Twitter's new verification process is a step in the wrong direction.

Twitter hunts GitHub user who posted source code online
According to a legal filing, the computer code on which Twitter runs was leaked on a site called GitHub.
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Migrants fearing deportation set fatal fire, Mexican president says
Officials confirmed more than three dozen people died in the fire.

Remote fitness classes are helping seniors in rural areas in U.S.
Due to the pandemic, a lot of health classes transitioned from in-person to remote delivery, improving access to better health outcomes.

Using improv comedy to gain new social and creative skills
Employees across the U.S. are using improv comedy as a tool for increasing their confidence and becoming more extroverted.