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801

He Thought He Could Outfox the Gig Economy — Tech in Two

802

The Tokyo Olympics will allow fans, the US sends vaccines to Taiwan, and cases rise in Indonesia — Tech in Two

803

The Cl0p bust shows exactly why ransomware isn't going away — Tech in Two

804

The lithium mine versus the wildflower — Tech in Two

805

US deaths top 600,000, the immunosuppressed navigate vaccine challenges, and the EU prepares to allow American travelers — Tech in Two

806

Apple Says It's Time to Digitize Your ID, Ready or Not — Tech in Two

807

Novavax says its vaccine is safe and effective, England puts off fully reopening, and a federal judge weighs in on workplace vaccine mandates — Tech in Two

808

The FDA tells J&J to toss 60 million doses, Moderna requests authorization for younger teens, and two passengers aboard a cruise test positive for Covid-19 — Tech in Two

809

How 'Roblox' became a playground for virtual fascists — Tech in Two

810

Mastercard Foundation steps in to aid African vaccine distribution, US traffic patterns shift post-lockdown, and the Delta variant gains traction in the US — Tech in Two

811

What really happened when Google ousted Timnit Gebru — Tech in Two

812

India’s government steps up vaccination efforts, Covid brings automation to the workplace, and vaccination rates fall in the US — Tech in Two

813

New incentives boost vaccinations, the US starts sending out surplus doses, and the EU begins using Covid travel certificates — Tech in Two

814

They rage-quit the school system and they're not going back — Tech in Two

815

The UK plans a pandemic radar system, the US says it will send shots to Latin America, and the Covid lab leak theory weaponizes uncertainty — Tech in Two

816

Inside Silicon Valley's mayo marketing madness — Tech in Two

817

Sleep evolved before brains. Hydras are living proof — Tech in Two

818

The US hits a new vaccination milestone, Pfizer-BioNTech offers shots to India, and Japan extends its state of emergency — Tech in Two

819

One Man’s Amazing Journey to the Center of the Bowling Ball — Tech in Two

820

Pressure mounts for vaccine passports, Moderna says its vaccine is effective in young teens, and a CDC report finds breakthrough infections are rare — Tech in Two

821

The uncertain future of Revel's zippy mopeds — Tech in Two

822

Large therapeutics trials resume, Pfizer launches a new booster study, and NYC eliminates remote learning for next school year — Tech in Two

823

Drugmakers strike new vaccine deals, the EU expands travel policies, and Japan fights a new surge — Tech in Two

824

The full story of the stunning RSA hack can finally be told — Tech in Two

825

India’s death toll breaks global records, the EU approves some travelers, and cases rise in parts of Asia — Tech in Two

826

The Arecibo Observatory was like family. I couldn't save it — Tech in Two

827

India’s surge impacts Covax distribution, US manufacturers adapt to increasing imports, and Japan expands its state of emergency — Tech in Two

828

The CDC issues new guidance for people who are vaccinated, young teens start getting shots, and the pandemic rages in South Asia — Tech In Two

829

The teeny, tiny scientific screwup that helped Covid kill — Tech in Two

830

A CDC panel meets to approve vaccinating young teens, the WHO reclassifies a variant spreading in India, and ride-share apps will help Americans get vaccinated — Tech in Two

831

DarkSide ransomware hit Colonial Pipeline and created an unholy mess — Tech in Two

832

Prime Minister Modi faces lockdown pressure, the EU says it won’t renew its AstraZeneca contract, and the UK continues its reopening — Tech in Two

833

Pfizer seeks full FDA approval, the US supports waiving IP protections for vaccines, and people in India struggle to get the aid they need — Tech in Two

834

Why Section 230, the web's most sacred law, is a false idol — Tech in Two

835

Vaccines for young teens, new pandemic prevention plans, and positive cases at a G7 meeting — Tech in Two

836

They told their therapists everything. Hackers leaked it all — Tech in Two

837

India holds elections amid its devastating outbreak, the COVAX initiative receives more shots, and Hong Kong plans mandatory vaccinations for workers — Tech in Two

838

The US readies itself for post-vaccine life, case counts in India reach new highs, and vaccine negotiations continue around the world — Tech in Two

839

At Pixar, artists use hyper-color to hack your brain — Tech in Two

840

The CDC releases new guidelines for vaccinated people, the EU makes a deal with Pfizer, and West Virginia offers new vaccine incentives — Tech in Two

841

On social media, American-style free speech is dead — Tech in Two

842

Covid lockdowns prevented other infections, the EU plans to allow vaccinated travelers, and the US offers help to India — Tech in Two

843

The CDC reviews Johnson & Johnson’s vaccine, India’s case count reaches record highs, and the US expands its Do Not Travel list — Tech in Two

844

Palestinian hackers tricked victims into installing iOS spyware — Tech in Two

845

J&J resumes its EU rollout, an FDA inspection finds issues at a Baltimore plant, and the situation in India continues to worsen — Tech in Two

846

They hacked McDonald’s ice cream machines and started a cold war — Tech in Two

847

The US reaches a new vaccination milestone, Delhi goes into lockdown, and researchers examine PPE litter — Tech in Two

848

The pause on the Johnson & Johnson vaccine continues, the CEO of Pfizer talks boosters, and variants fuel Covid-19 surges — Tech in Two

849

Google Earth now shows you our planet’s slow deterioration — Tech in Two

850

Who let the Doge out? The cryptocurrency is as nutty as ever — Tech in Two

851

New vulnerabilities expose 100 million IoT devices worldwide — Tech in Two

852

A Chinese official admits low vaccine efficacy, new Covid-19 misinformation spreads on Facebook in Arabic, and massive crowds gather in India despite rising cases — Tech in Two

853

Researchers trace new variants in Africa, cases surge in India, and US vaccine rollout progresses even with snags — Tech in Two

854

My dream of the great unbundling — Tech in Two

855

Biden moves up the vaccine eligibility deadline, the UK maps its path to reopening, and California aims to ease restrictions by mid-June — Tech in Two

856

I called off my wedding, but the internet will never forget — Tech in Two

857

Johnson & Johnson takes over its contractor plant, cases soar in India, and trials begin for a low-cost vaccine — Tech in Two

858

The efficacy of vaccines in the real world, updated travel guidelines for the inoculated, and yet another rise in cases worldwide — Tech in Two

859

When the boss of all dating apps met the pandemic — Tech in Two

860

Pfizer says its vaccine protects younger teens, WHO head expresses concern about report on the origins of Covid-19, and case counts rise among younger people — Tech in Two

861

Blood, poop, and violence: YouTube has a creepy 'Minecraft' problem — Tech in Two

862

The White House calls on the private sector for vaccine passports, the CDC extends the national eviction ban, and the WHO report dismisses lab leak hypothesis — Tech in Two

863

President Biden sets a new vaccination goal, Europe curbs its vaccine exports, and experts caution against a hasty return to “normal.” — Tech in Two

864

A boy, his brain, and a decades-long medical controversy — Tech in Two

865

Officials say AstraZeneca released outdated data, the European Commission curbs vaccine exports, and a federal survey highlights inequity in pandemic schooling — Tech in Two

866

How audio pros 'upmix' vintage tracks and give them new life — Tech in Two

867

AstraZeneca releases preliminary US data, Miami Beach responds to pandemic spring breakers, and experts call for surveilling virus spillback — Tech in Two

868

Biden meets his vaccination target, the CDC says students can be 3 feet apart, and cases surge in Europe — Tech in Two

869

The out-of-control rise of Clubhouse — Tech in Two

870

Mississippi offers vaccines to all adults, Moderna studies shot efficacy in children, and some states work to vaccinate incarcerated people — Tech in Two

871

Wikipedia is finally asking Big Tech to pay up — Tech in Two

872

Case counts rise in Europe, Facebook plans new vaccine initiatives, and air travel is on the rise — Tech in Two

873

The pandemic has raged for a year, vaccine trials contend with approved shots, and Biden signs a $1.9 trillion relief bill — Tech in Two

874

A scared mom's quest to overcome a genetic curse and 'fix' embryos” — Tech in Two

875

Biden seeks a deal for 100 million more Johnson & Johnson doses, wealthy nations hoard shots, and travel groups advocate for Covid-19 “passports.” — Tech in Two

876

Sci-fi writer or prophet? The hyperreal life of Chen Quifan Inbox — Tech in Two

877

CDC says vaccinated people can gather, NYC plans to reopen high schools, and the Senate passes the Covid-19 relief bill — Tech in Two

878

The first Johnson & Johnson shots are administered, some states begin opening prematurely, and new variants demand vigilance — Tech in Two

879

Adoption moved to Facebook and a war began — Tech in Two

880

Biden projects US vaccine supply increase, states roll back restrictions, and more — Tech in Two

881

A fancy new imaging technique sees through old booby-trapped letters — Tech in Two

882

J&J shot is approved, House passes Covid aid bill, and more — Tech in Two

883

Vaccine deliveries to speed up in the US, experts look at the full scope of vaccine protection, and international Covax shipments begin — Tech in Two

884

Sex tapes, hush money, and Hollywood's secret economy — Tech in Two

885

FDA says J&J's shot prevents serious cases of Covid-19, Ghana receives vaccines through the WHO’s Covax program, and more stories — Tech in Two

886

How to remember a disaster without being shattered by it — Tech in Two

887

US deaths surpass 500k, Israeli report suggests Pfizer vaccine is reducing infections, and more — Tech in Two

888

Vaccinations continue across the country amid weather complications, the US expands genome sequencing, and vaccine distribution takes shape worldwide — Tech in Two

889

Birders' tweets are creating a stir online — Tech in Two

890

Biden administration ups vaccine shipments, WHO researchers return from China, and more — Tech in Two

891

Scientists accidentally discover strange creatures under a half mile of ice — Tech in Two

892

Billionaires see VR as a way to avoid radical social change — Tech in Two

893

America makes deals for more vaccines, the CDC refines mask guidance, and school districts begin reopening — Tech in Two

894

Premature babies and the lonely terror of a pandemic ICU — Tech in Two

895

CDC releases new mask guidance, vaccine scams spread, and more — Tech in Two

896

A hacker tried to poison a Florida city's water supply — Tech in Two

897

South Africa halts AstraZeneca rollout, UK variant spreads rapidly across the US, and more – Tech in Two

898

Oxford releases new data on vaccine efficacy against UK strain, Johnson & Johnson seeks FDA approval, and the US Senate passes a key resolution for coronavirus aid — Tech in Two

899

Inside the world of young Black 'Sims' content creators — Tech in Two

900

The race to make vaccines variant-proof, new AstraZeneca research, and more —Tech in Two