I found a $200 Android tablet on Amazon that doesn’t feel like a scam
The Tabwee T60 Pro makes for a solid bang-for-buck tablet for Android users.
Why Windows sucks and how to fix it, according to a former Microsoft engineer
The developer of Task Manager believes Windows has become a marketing tool, even as a Microsoft president boasts about Windows becoming a more agentic OS.
These are the 10 most popular tablets our readers bought this year (no. 1 is an older model)
We’ve tested dozens of tablets over the years, but these are the ones our readers actually purchased most in 2025.
Developers gain major speed and cost savings with new GPT-5.1 update
This update could reshape how apps embed AI intelligence.
Business Moves: Trucordia Acquires 5 Local Agencies in 4 States
… five insurance businesses across the United States, marking a significant milestone in …
The United States Penny Is Dead After 232 Years: Everything to Know About Historic Decision
… Philadelphia, Pennsylvania by United States Treasurer Brandon Beach. The United States Mint held a … of Optobionics/Getty Images
United States Pennies Will Remain in Circulation … .
“For far too long the United States has minted pennies which literally …
New: The Spicy ‘Dems in Disarray’ Drama on the House Floor Pre-Shutdown Vote You Might Have Missed
This post was originally published on here The words “Illinois Democrat” have become synonymous over the years with “rigging the system,” thanks in part to the rampant gerrymandering they still laughably pretend is “fair” and to the notorious “Chicago Way”-style politics so perfectly explained by longtime Chicago columnist John Kass. Advertisement And while no one…
James K. Polk: The 11th President of the United States
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Winner of Iraq Election: Iran
This post was originally published on here Iraq held its parliamentary elections on Tuesday. Preliminary statistics released yesterday indicate a 56 percent voter turnout and a win for incumbent Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani’s coalition by more than 300,000 votes. To form a government, Sudani will have to expand his coalition, which could take months.…
AI Turbocharging Scientific Fraud
This post was originally published on here Artificial intelligence is filling the scholarly record with fake scientific research, supercharging a long-running problem of scientific fraud, experts warn. It is spreading error, misleading people in dangerous ways, and eroding public trust, the Epoch Times reports. Academic paper mills—fake organizations that profit from falsified studies and authorship—have…