While much of the attention has shifted to iOS 27, that update won’t ship to customers until later this year. In the meantime, iOS 26 remains the iPhone software version in use by iPhone users ...

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Good morning. One of Canada’s largest construction unions is back in the spotlight after both its top official and his wife, who was also a senior union official, resigned. More on that below, along ...

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The Golden State Warriors are entering one of the more uncertain offseasons in recent memory. The season ended with a loss to the Phoenix Suns in the Play-In Tournament, and the questions that have ...

McDonald’s is planning to offer cheap menu items going for $3 or less in a bid to win back low-income customers feeling the sting of inflation, sources told The Post. They said that starting in April, ...

Bloomberg reports that numerous issues are holding up the advanced version of Siri, including lag time, data access concerns and accuracy issues. Tyler has worked on, lived with and tested all types ...

The days when internal communications acted as a "police force" or "censor" are over. Now, they must be curious rather than reactive, exploring what is on employees’ minds like journalists, connecting ...

Less than 14% of nearly 400,000 immigrants arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement in President Trump's first year back in the White House had charges or convictions for violent criminal ...

Tech workers have been worried for years about the AI tidal wave coming for their jobs, but their bosses are starting to worry now, too. Shares in companies involved in research and legal software, ...

A Feb. 4 letter from the executive committee of CSU’s chapter of the AAUP, shared with the Coloradoan by its president, Mary Van Buren, raised the same concerns and asked that “a new search be ...