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97-year-old former Nazi death camp secretary found guilty of complicity

A German court found a 97-year-old former secretary at a Nazi death camp guilty of complicity in over 10,000 deaths, in what could be one of the last cases of its kind there.

The time-tracking software TimeCamp is able to monitor what files are accessed, and for how long, and whether other non-work activities, such as streaming services, are used on a laptop.

A woman is ordered to repay $2,000 after her employer used software to track her time

The remote employee had charged her company for 50 hours that were not associated with her job, a Canadian court found. The company used time-tracking software installed on her laptop.

At Least 12 Killed In Kazakhstan Plane Crash

A plane crashed in Kazakhstan shortly after takeoff Friday, killing at least 12 people.

A police officer stands at the entrance of the office building where Indian tax authorities raided BBC's office in New Delhi on February 14, 2023

Indian tax agents raid BBC for 2nd day, after it aired documentary critical of Modi

A two-part BBC documentary examined Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's role in anti-Muslim raids that killed hundreds in his home state of Gujarat in 2002.

Tipflation: Why you're not alone if you're being asked to tip more often

Digital kiosks and a shaky economy have fueled an explosion in tipping, according to Dipayan Biswas, a marketing professor at the University of South Florida.

Inspectors general say they want better access to federal documents and electronic databases.

Government Watchdogs Complain Of Closed Doors Set Up By White House

Inspectors general complain that they're being stiffed on the access they need to serve effectively. Four lawmakers are now demanding that the Obama administration comply with transparency requests.

In this file photo, Bishop Howard Hubbard swings incense during an Ash Wednesday communion service at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception on Feb. 25, 2004, in Albany, N.Y.

Albany bishop accused of abuse has asked the pope to remove him from the priesthood

The retired bishop of Albany, New York, who has admitted to covering up for predator priests and has himself been accused of sexual abuse, has asked Pope Francis to remove him from the priesthood.

Ky. bill would relax mine pollution protections for endangered species

Surface mining companies could more easily get permits to dump pollution into streams under a bill moving through the Kentucky legislature. Supporters say it would help keep mines open, while opponents say it would result worse stream quality and increased oversight from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

Ky. bill would relax mine pollution protections for endangered species

Surface mining companies could more easily get permits to dump pollution into streams under a bill moving through the Kentucky legislature. Supporters say it would help keep mines open, while opponents say it would result worse stream quality and increased oversight from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

The Latin phrase <em>filius bonacci, </em>in the first line of the <em>Liber Abaci</em> manuscript (above), gave rise to Leonardo da Pisa's modern nickname, Fibonacci. <a href="http://media.npr.org/assets/img/2011/07/14/florence-01r_enl.jpg">Click Here For A Closer Look</a>

Fibonacci's 'Numbers': The Man Behind The Math

In 1202 Leonardo da Pisa (aka Fibonacci) taught Western Europe how to do arithmetic with Arabic numerals. In Man of Numbers: Fibonacci's Arithmetic Revolution, Keith Devlin describes how basic arithmetic changed commerce, banking, science and technology.

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