Contractors investigated an unusual extension cord on the roof of a Family Fare store in Midland, Michigan — and discovered a 34-year-old woman living inside the grocery store sign. The post A Homeless Woman Was Just Discovered Living In A Grocery Store Sign In Michigan — For Over A Year appeared first on All That's Interesting.

At least 20 other Republican states have sued the Biden administration since the long-awaited changes were announced last month.

Cohen said he admired Trump and denied having an obsession.

'Presidential Fact Checker' Daniel Dale Halts Vacation to Fact Check Trump (Who Isn't President)

Its been the story of the week, and it could go down as the story of the year: Microsoft has gone about shuttering several studios, specifically those associated with Bethesda. In a year filled with layoffs and generally bad news for the Xbox brand, this is the straw thats breaking the camels back. Considering that more closures and layoffs could be on the way, Xbox is certainly not helping its reputation with players.

Senator Tom Cotton Introduces Bill to Force Continued Arms Sales to Israel

Former Situation Room Officer Claims Pence Came 'Close' to Being Killed on Jan 6

Florida Sheriff Defends Deputy Who Killed a Man Holding Sidearm in His Own Home

Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Meta is throwing in the towel on Workplace, its Facebook-based alternative to office communication platforms like Slack and Microsoft Teams alternative, as reported earlier by TechCrunch. Meta spokesperson Ashley Zandy confirmed to The Verge that it will be available to customers for use through August 31st, 2025. Formerly known as Facebook @ Work, it was used internally for two years before its public launch in 2016, and according to Zandy, there won’t be any changes in terms of its internal use. Meta will offer a 50 percent discount on the service starting in September, and it’s offered to work with customers on transitioning to the Zoom-owned Workvivo. After September 1st, 2025, Workplace will become read- and export-only until June... Continue reading…

Illustration: The Verge Google has announced that the code for Project Gameface, its hands-free gaming ‘mouse’ that you control by making faces, is now available open-source to Android developers on Tuesday. Developers can now integrate the accessibility feature into their apps, allowing users to control the cursor with facial gestures or by moving their heads. For example, they can open their mouth to move the cursor or raise their eyebrows to click and drag. Announced during last year’s Google I/O for desktop, Project Gameface uses the device’s camera and a database of facial expressions from MediaPipe’s Face Landmarks Detection API to manipulate the cursor. “Through the device’s camera, it seamlessly tracks facial expressions and head movements, translating... Continue reading…