Discover how switching from Windows Search to the open-source DocFetcher app can significantly improve your productivity and file search experience.

Thanks to a new Google tool, you can now let the search engine know which sources you want to see most in your Google results. So, if you are hoping to see more TODAY.com articles while browsing the ...

You can now search for files through the Copilot app. The new search requires a Copilot+ PC and Windows 11 insider access. The feature works by scanning the files in your Recents folder. Follow ZDNET: ...

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Open & Shut is an ongoing series looking at the comings and goings of businesses in Southcentral Alaska. If you know of a business opening or closing in the area, send a note to reporter Alex DeMarban ...

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To set Preferred Sources on Google Search, sign in, go to Google.com, click your profile icon, select Search Personalization, then Source Preferences. Search for or enter a site’s URL, enable it, and ...

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The Justice Department has agreed to hand over a cache of Jeffrey Epstein files to Congress within the next few days, a key congressional lawmaker has revealed. The first tranche of Epstein-related ...

It’s time to mix your Honey Deuces and kick back for a full three weeks of tennis as the 2025 US Open hits New York City. Qualifying matches at the Grand Slam event are already underway at the USTA ...

AT&T customers who were impacted by two data breaches that occurred in 2024 can now file a claim to get up to $7,500 in compensation per person. After the company experienced multiple lawsuits, a ...