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Russia’s state media regulator Roskomnadzor has demanded that Google block a Russian news website’s article that claims Moscow may have dramatically undercounted coronavirus deaths.

A canary in the U.K. has gone viral after onlookers saw pictures of its "moptop hair," including one that shows a rainbow splashed all across the bird.

Scientists in Denmark have harnessed social media to discover a new type of parasitic fungus.

Tech billionaire Elon Musk, who has emerged as a champion of defying stay-at-home orders intended to stop the coronavirus from spreading, stirred the pot with a cryptic tweet Sunday.

Each week, I receive tons of questions from my listeners about tech concerns, new products, and all things digital.

You can count on death, taxes, and a steady stream of shiny new Apple devices vying for your money. We upgrade even when the old one works perfectly fine. Which poses the question: What to do with the old one? ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

On Sunday, April 26th Pastor Kris Cervantes of the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship in Waco, Texas was part-way through her Zoom Church service when the unthinkable happened. The screen featuring the main speaker was suddenly overtaken with a GIF of child pornography, an act that has been dubbed “zoombombing.”

You may have had your personal information stolen multiple times in 2019 and not know it.

Microsoft is warning about new phishing scams that use COVID-19 as a lure to steal personal information.

The Army and Raytheon are now accelerating development and deployment of an upgraded counter-drone weapons system designed specifically to address close-in small drone threats, in part by leveraging emerging applications of AI.  

The Chinese-owned video app TikTok may be violating children’s privacy and putting at risk, advocates warned in a Thursday complaint.

Amazon plans to extend hazard pay for warehouse workers through the end of May, but it will return to normal pay rates in June, the company confirmed on Thursday.

Uber on Wednesday announced a range of new measures meant to ensure the safety of its riders and passengers amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Going against its tech industry peers, Apple is set to bring workers back to its global offices soon.

Future warfare will be characterized by what the commander of Army Futures Command calls a “hyperactive battlefield” -- a chaotic, fast-moving mix of complex variables in need of instant analysis as lives ... and combat victory ... hang in a delicate, hazy balance of uncertainty.

Think for a minute about what Google doesn’t know about you. Its search engine dominates the competition and it runs apps and services that know what you’re watching, where you’re going and what you’re interested in online.

A new study from researchers in the U.S. and the U.K. has found that a crowdsourcing app that has users self-report COVID-19 symptoms could be useful for predicting future cases.

Amazon, which has come under intense scrutiny from its own employees and lawmakers over worker safety during the coronavirus pandemic, is now being pressed by 13 state attorneys general over how it's keeping employees safe.

Space junk from a new Chinese rocket narrowly missed dropping down on New York City Monday night, according to a report, largely burning up in the atmosphere before some of the debris survived long enough to slam into West Africa.

Some Twitter employees may never return to their office due to the coronavirus pandemic.