In Memoriam: All the tech that died in 2025 (so far)

It’s hard to believe, but this year is already halfway over. Since January, a lot has happened in the tech world. It’s a fickle, fast-paced industry, and some major products and services haven’t survived past the mid-year mark. Some of the entries on our list lived long, fruitful lives and contributed lasting legacies to the…

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The UK’s World Cup diplomatic mullet

While Boston and Dallas have been taken over by marauding Scotland and England fans, Washington, D.C., this week welcomed a (slightly) more sedate British crowd at Duke’s Grocery, a trendy restaurant and bar in Washington’s West End neighborhood. Call it the U.K.’s diplomatic mullet: Business in the front; party in the back. More than a…

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Houston runoff sets up next Democratic generational fight

HOUSTON — House Republicans’ slim majority will be even leaner after Saturday, when Democrats vote to fill the Texas seat left open when Rep. Sylvester Turner unexpectedly died last year. But the vote will just be the next step in choosing who ultimately represents Texas’ 18th Congressional District for a full two-year term — and…

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