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The “Fortnite” phenomenon has just got even weirder. A giant real-life version of the “Durr Burger” sign that features in the wildly popular video game has been found in the Mojave desert.

At the height of the Cold War, the U.S. was testing nuclear weapons in case it needed to use them. Now, videos of the remarkable footage have been released, with more than 250 videos detailing just how extensive the testing was.

Good news, deal hunters: eBay today kicked off a summer sale offering discounts on everything from TVs and action cameras to gaming gear, wearable computing devices, smart home gadgets, and more.

With the world transfixed by the plight of a boys soccer team trapped for more than a week without food inside a dark Thailand cave complex, Tesla’s Elon Musk had an idea.

Scottish officials have a plan ready if the Loch Ness Monster is ever caught.

Back in February, it was predicted that there could be seven Amazon Go stores before the end of 2018.

A Lebanese tourist who was arrested for posting a video to Facebook about her experience being sexually harassed in Egypt was sentenced to eight years in prison on Saturday.

Twitter is ratcheting up its ongoing battle against fake or suspicious accounts, having suspended more than 70 million accounts in May and June, according to data obtained by the Washington Post.

I am so tired of robocalls. Is there any way to stop them for good?

Amber Petersen was lounging in bed with her 7-year-old daughter last week, watching her play the popular children's video game Roblox on her iPad when she saw a disturbing display on the screen.

A car is never just a car. Yes, there’s the engine, windshield, and axle; these parts have been fundamental to cars since they were known as “horseless carriages.” But the modern automobile is heavily computerized, with oxygen sensors, a stability controller, a powertrain module, and a vast network of other functions.

The Marine Corps is now arming its Osprey tiltrotor aircraft with a range of weapons to enable its assault support and escort missions in increasingly high-threat combat environments.

Elon Musk is sending some of his engineers from two of his companies to help a the soccer team and its coach, trapped in a Thailand cave.

Speaker company Sonos has filed to become publicly traded, as it looks to better compete with Apple, Amazon, Google and others in the consumer electronics space. However, in doing so, it has pointed out the trade war being enacted by the Trump administration as a major risk.

The Wes Cook Band says that it is in a “productive dialogue” with Facebook after the social network prevented the group from using its paid tools to promote their song “I Stand for the Flag.”

Palo Alto, Calif.-based Light has come up with a prototype smartphone that could have between five and nine rear cameras with the goal of delivering a phone with high-end standalone camera-like image quality.

AFWERX, which opened last month in Las Vegas, is a publicly funded space, or “innovation hub,” for anyone who wants to pitch an idea and begin working on it with the backing of the U.S. Air Force.

Researchers set out to investigate whether smartphones eavesdrop on consumers' conversations debunked one conspiracy theory and ended up finding another "disturbing practice."

Striking out on Tinder these days?

The Air Force is mapping a two-fold future path for its B-1 bomber which includes plans to upgrade the bomber while simultaneously preparing the aircraft for eventual retirement as the service's new stealth bomber arrives in coming years.