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Police officers in Illinois are testing a new restraint weapon designed for situations where deadly force is not warranted.

For Uber Technologies Inc. and Airbnb Inc., New York City has been a cradle of growth, with its 8.5 million residents and burgeoning tech startup scene.

Some residents in southern California that have had enough of the electric scooter craze are reportedly resorting to vandalism in an effort to vent their frustrations.

Hackers apparently took control of NBC News national correspondent Peter Alexander's Twitter account Sunday morning, posting Turkish propaganda as well as threats against President Trump.

Microsoft issued an ultimatum to a social network that it provides cloud services for after a user there posted comments threatening Jewish people with “ritual death by torture.”

Twitter can’t seem to catch a break when it comes to far-right conspiracy theorist Alex Jones.

You walk to your car, and you raise your key. Press a button, and the doors unlock. Perhaps the lights flash; maybe there’s a welcoming “boop BOOP!” For millions of drivers, this habit is automatic. There’s no need to put the key in the ignition anymore.

White supremacists and white nationalists heading to Washington, D.C., for Sunday’s second Unite the Right rally may have trouble finding a way to get there or a place to eat, according to reports.

I want to get rid of an older printer. Does it have storage like a hard drive? I have printed a lot of personal documents over the years.

The U.S. Army wants an airborne microwave cannon that can take down drones.

The U.S. Army wants an airborne microwave canon that can take down drones.

The Better Business Bureau (BBB) is the latest to chime in with a recent alert about scammers who use Facebook Messenger to trick victims.

A strange Chinese audio message was heard over the intercom at the National Weather Service center on Wednesday.

Plastic surgeons are reporting a disturbing new trend of patients wanting to look like retouched and filtered versions of themselves that they post on Snapchat and Instagram.

Robot reinforcements, deployed for tough missions by the U.S. military in combat zones, can help save property and lives when wildfires strike the homeland.

Army outpost in Northeastern Afghanistan, Staff Sgt. Clint Romesha asked his fellow soldiers if there were any volunteers to help him lead a counterattack to take back the front gate.

Microsoft is cracking down on hate speech by threatening to pull its cloud services from Gab, a controversial social networking service that's been hosting anti-Semitic comments from a former US Senate candidate.

Samsung finally unveiled its long-awaited Galaxy Note 9 smartphone, as it looks to keep pace with Apple in the high-end of the market.

New York City is reining in the growth of Uber, Lyft and other app-based ride services with a temporary cap on new cars picking up fares.

Apple has assured U.S. lawmakers that it is not spying on iPhone users.