Katherine Long is a Tech Correspondent at Insider. She focuses on areas such as Amazon's extensive warehousing and logistics operations, as well as the intersections of technology with themes like unemployment and crime, alongside her interest in crypto and blockchain. Katherine's work has been featured in Paste Magazine, Business Insider India, The Seattle Times, and POLITICO, among others.
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By: Katherine Long
Rep. Jim Himes says the speaker is changing the rules in the middle of the game.
By: Katherine Long
Shipping magnate Angela Chao drowned last month after mistakenly backing her Tesla into a pond. She told a friend she often accidentally put the car in reverse instead of drive.
By: Brent D. Griffiths, Katherine Long
South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem recently posted a video promoting a Texas dentist. Noem and her office have had little to say about the matter since it occurred.
The girl was 14 and attending a Dallas dog show. She and her family were talking to a prominent handler and longtime family friend, Adam Wilkerson, 31, when he asked her to help him get coffee for the group.
By: Katherine Long
The Onion has been sold to Global Tetrahedron, a company connected to Lawson — and a long-running Onion gag.
By: Katherine Long, Ashley Stewart
Satirical news website The Onion was sold to a company called Global Tetrahedron. Global Tetrahedron is also the name of a fictional evil megacorporation in a long-running Onion gag.
By: Katherine Long
The man behind a viral joke post about JD Vance making love to a couch has stayed quiet — until now.
By: Katherine Long
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By: Katherine Long
Former president Trump unveiled a new crypto company earlier this week, World Liberty Financial.
By: Katherine Long, Jack Newsham
Lawyers for FTX are trying to claw back money for creditors, seeking $38 million paid to PACs and political nonprofits ahead of the 2022 elections.
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