Students at Brigham Young University who report sexual assault will no longer be investigated for possible violations of the strict honor code that bans drinking and premarital sex.
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Twitter, seemingly unable to find a buyer and losing money, is cutting about 9 percent of its employees worldwide.
Most U.S. middle and high schoolers believe e-cigarettes are less harmful and less addictive than traditional cigarettes, but believe other products like smokeless tobacco and cigars fall somewhere in between, according to national surveys.
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AT&T is buying Time Warner, the owner of the Warner Bros. movie studio as well as HBO and CNN, for $85.4 billion in a deal that could shake up the media landscape.
A Russian man has been charged with hacking and stealing information from computers at LinkedIn and other San Francisco Bay Area companies, federal prosecutors announced Friday.
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The Department of Transportation’s ban on the Samsung’s Galaxy Note 7 could be leaving some users in a lurch if they try to bring the phone on any flight going to or from any part of the United States.
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Samsung Electronics offered refunds or financial incentives for U.S. and South Korea customers who exchange Note 7s for other products, as the tech giant scrambles to shore up its reputation after a damaging phone safety crisis.