A recent poll indicates that while U.S. adults are split on who is to blame for the ongoing government shutdown, there is ...

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Vivaldi is losing its way. If it wants to keep me, it needs to get back to its roots and focus on power users.

A growing number of affected federal employees have begun chronicling their shutdown experience on TikTok to educate other users about the situation or possibly earn some extra cash.

Others have lost jobs or were otherwise disciplined over their comments about Kirk, raising free speech concerns.

ZDNET's key takeaways Local job listings are returning to Facebook.You'll find openings through a dedicated tab in ...

Right now, the updated job listings are only available in the U.S., while there are also limitations on what jobs you can ...

Are you hunting for work? Meta announced Monday that it's rolling out a Local Jobs experience to make it easier for US users to discover and apply for nearby work directly on Facebook. The feature is ...

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