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A koala in an Australian wildlife sanctuary has become an unlikely social media star after an image of the macho marsupial went viral.

Jeff Bezos cracked jokes about his tumultuous start to 2019 while vowing to Amazon employees that he’s as dedicated to the e-tail giant as ever.

Google has been accused of spying on millions of Australians by building profiles containing “intimate lifestyle details” such as home and work addresses — plus “secret interests.”

Facebook was forced to backtrack after it removed ads placed by Sen. Elizabeth Warren's presidential campaign that called for the breakup of the social network and other Big Tech companies. 

At least six Democratic 2020 presidential candidates visited the conference this past weekend to appeal to millennials -- and take aim at major tech companies like Google and Amazon.

A Republican senator excoriated the Federal Trade Commission for failing to protect consumers' privacy from data-hungry Big Tech companies that have suffered a series of scandals and breaches over the years. 

Do you hate picking up your phone and hearing an automated voice on the other end?

President Donald Trump said on Monday that he called Apple CEO Tim Cook "Tim Apple" to "save time & words," blasting the "fake news" for covering the topic.

Facebook is taking a series of new steps to crack down on misinformation about vaccines amid widespread concerns that Big Tech companies are failing to rid their platforms of this content. 

A frightening computer bug could cause a transportation nightmare by destroying older GPS systems.

(vs148/shutterstock.com) SAN FRANCISCO—Between cyberattacks against power grids and election influence campaigns, nations are increasingly waging war through the internet with the rest of us stuck in the middle.

New York Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez said workers should be excited by the prospect of job automation and blasted capitalism as irredeemable at the South By Southwest festival in Austin this weekend. 

Should a mechanized column of heavily armored Russian vehicles launch an aggressive, forward-leaning assault into Eastern Europe 10 years from now, complete with air and artillery support - - just what kinds of specific armored vehicles would best position a U.S./NATO response?

A computer science professor has built a tool that could allow you to identify Civil War veterans in your help with the help of artificial intelligence. 

I have an Amazon Echo. What are the best smart products to use with it like lights and such?

There’s one good thing about tax season in 2019: Filing your taxes has never been faster or easier, especially if you do it online. Since many of us wait until the last minute to arrange all our paperwork, digital filing is a real life-saver. No matter how complicated your professional situation, easy-to-use software enables you to tally your taxes and – if you're up to speed – calculate your return.

Ding dong, Momo is dead, but not if you ask Buzzfeed, or the legions of parents, police and educators who are still warning about the mythical online menace.

It only took 30 days for 'Apex Legends' to pull in 50 million players.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has been accused of a lot of things, but a new report details just how far he is willing to take his privacy and safety: he reportedly has a "panic chute."

The Air Force is building a new generation of nuclear-armed Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles (ICBMs) using cutting edge "digital engineering" methods intended to fast-track development of the new weapons system and fire off initial prototypes as soon as next year.