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Utah governor replaces social media laws for youth as state faces lawsuits

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Utah’s governor has approved an overhaul of social media laws meant to protect children as the state fends off multiple lawsuits challenging their constitutionality.
Things to know about Uber and Lyft saying they will halt ride-hailing services in Minneapolis

Things to know about Uber and Lyft saying they will halt ride-hailing services in Minneapolis

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Lyft and Uber have said they will halt operations in Minneapolis because of a new city ordinance that increase wages for app-based drivers, the latest salvo in a longtime fight between gig economy workers and the tech giants.
Apple to pay $490 million to settle allegations that it misled investors about iPhone sales in China

Apple to pay $490 million to settle allegations that it misled investors about iPhone sales in China

Apple has agreed to pay $490 million to settle a class-action lawsuit alleging CEO Tim Cook misled investors about a steep downturn in iPhone's sales in China that culminated in a jarring revision to the company's revenue forecast.
Meteorologists say this year's warm winter provided key ingredient for Midwest killer tornadoes

Meteorologists say this year's warm winter provided key ingredient for Midwest killer tornadoes

This winter's record warmth provided the key ingredient for a Midwest outbreak of deadly tornadoes and damaging gorilla hail that hit parts of the Midwest Wednesday and Thursday, tornado experts said.
Former prime minister Kaczyński says Poland needed spyware but he wasn't interested in the details

Former prime minister Kaczyński says Poland needed spyware but he wasn't interested in the details

WARSAW, Poland (AP) — Former Polish prime minister Jarosław Kaczyński told a parliamentary committee Friday he believes Poland needed advanced spyware but that, despite his leadership position, he wasn't interested in how or against whom it was used.
College swimmers, volleyball players sue NCAA over transgender policies

College swimmers, volleyball players sue NCAA over transgender policies

ATLANTA (AP) — Former Kentucky swimmer Riley Gaines was among more than a dozen college athletes who filed a lawsuit against the NCAA on Thursday, accusing it of violating their Title IX rights by allowing transgender woman Lia Thomas to compete at t
Businesses are ready for April's total solar eclipse with celestial-themed doughnuts and beer

Businesses are ready for April's total solar eclipse with celestial-themed doughnuts and beer

NEW YORK (AP) — Eclipse-themed beer. Jewelry and ornaments. And doughnuts that capture the sun's disappearing act with the help of buttercream frosting.
McDonald's apologizes for global system outage that shut down some stores for hours

McDonald's apologizes for global system outage that shut down some stores for hours

LONDON (AP) — McDonald's apologized Friday for a global technology outage that shuttered some restaurants for hours. The company said the outage was caused by a third-party technology provider and was not a cybersecurity issue.
Ottawa announces 15 Canadian participants in NATO defence innovation hub in Halifax

Ottawa announces 15 Canadian participants in NATO defence innovation hub in Halifax

HALIFAX — The federal government has announced 15 Canadian participants in a new defence innovation hub in Halifax for the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
Honda and Nissan agree to work together in developing electric vehicles and intelligent technology

Honda and Nissan agree to work together in developing electric vehicles and intelligent technology

TOKYO (AP) — Nissan and Honda announced Friday that they will work together in developing electric vehicles and auto intelligence technology, sectors where Japanese automakers have fallen behind. The chief executives of Nissan Motor Co.
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