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In Lake Worth, Florida, a man was recorded late last month on a surveillance video, licking things at the front door. And, strange as this sounds, he wasn't the first.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo lambasted politicians such as Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and others over Amazon's decision to leave New York City. Opponents of the deal with the tech giant had "put their own narrow political interests above their community," he said.

Amazon dropped its grand plans to set up a new headquarters in New York City following a fierce weeks-long debate and pressure from local politicians unhappy about tax promises made to the tech giant.

Amazon announced Thursday it was turning back on its plans to build its second headquarters in New York City, a company said in a statement.

Just when you thought there were enough dating apps to go around, the newest one will cause you to "moo-ve" heaven and Earth to get a look at it – Tudder. A dating app for cows.

Some Instagram users, including celebrities Kylie Jenner and Ariana Grande, have seen their follower counts tumble as the result of a bizarre bug.

Both Apple and Google are facing growing pressure to remove a mobile app that can let Saudi men track and restrict the movements of their wives and daughters.

The FTC says romance-related scams have surged and generated more losses than any other consumer fraud reported last year.

President Trump recently had a room-sized “golf simulator” game installed at the White House — a gizmo that will let him play virtual rounds at courses spanning the globe by hitting a ball into a large video screen, The Washington Post reported.

Google is making a huge push into Middle America with a $13 billion investment in data centers and offices across 14 different states. 

Artificial intelligence isn’t always intelligent enough at the office.

Apple is preparing to make a major announcement next month, according to a new report.

The founding president of Facebook suggested that Amazon is a bigger threat to privacy than its Silicon Valley rivals. 

China and Russia are likely building high-powered lasers that can shoot down US satellites, according to a new Pentagon report.

Filled with stacks of fuselage panels, engine components and a wide assortment of pipes, electronics and avionics, the spralling F-35 construction facility in Ft. Worth, Texas, resembles a small city filled with engineers, mechanics, electricians and airplanes at various stages of construction.

Billionaire philanthropists Bill and Melinda Gates appeared on “The Late Show” and were asked about rhetoric and policy proposals that have been circulating among the American left.

Social media giant Twitter was being sued by a Canadian blogger who says she was permanently banned from the platform last year for her tweets about transgender people, a lawsuit said Monday.

Russia is going to temporarily unplug from the internet as part of what the country is calling a planned experiment.

Amazon, which has disrupted a host of industries and garnered controversy with its facial recognition software, is now causing problems for recycling centers. 

Several popular dating apps, including Tinder and Grindr, have failed to protect children from being sexually exploited on their platforms, a new report charges.