Data Privacy Day rolls around year after year, and data privacy breaches likewise. Two-thirds of data breaches result in data exposure.
Why desalination won’t save states dependent on Colorado River water
Desalination plants can be costly and energy-intensive, and are difficult to manage in an environmentally friendly way, according to water policy experts.
Peru president gives support for elections later this year
Peruvian President Dina Boluarte has called on Congress to approve a proposal to move elections forward to late this year, a marked concession for the leader who has been facing daily protests that have left almost 60 people dead
Capesize bulker rates drop by a third while Asia celebrates Chinese New Year
Market for smaller bulkers moved sideways over past seven days
NIST creates new risk management framework to build trust in AI
The National Institute of Standards and Technology released an AI risk management framework to help companies safely navigate the use of AI.
As the Colorado River shrinks, Washington prepares to spread the pain
The seven states that rely on the river for water are not expected to reach a deal on cuts. It appears the Biden administration will have to impose reductions.
Relics found in 23 lead boxes in Mexico City cathedral
Experts restoring the interior of Mexico City’s Roman Catholic Cathedral say they have found 23 lead boxes containing religious inscriptions and relics like small paintings and wood or palm crosses.
Investors fuel drayage software provider PortPro with $12 million in funding
Investors see drayage as an area rife for technological improvement, with software provider PortPro the latest startup to secure funding to empower port truckers.
Deadly shooting near East Jerusalem synagogue as West Bank violence spirals
A Palestinian gunman opened fire outside an east Jerusalem synagogue Friday night, killing five people and wounding five others in one of the deadliest attacks on Israelis in years, medical officials said. The attack was halted when the gunman was sho…