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The Army and Navy are operating together in the Pacific to fire Army artillery from Navy ships, send targeting data to land weapons from Navy sensors and use coastal land rockets to destroy enemy ships at sea, service leaders said.

Facebook has removed more than 200 accounts and pages linked to Russia’s Internet Research Agency, a firm that activated bots to spread misinformation during the 2016 U.S. presidential election, as it continues to fight the spread of “fake news.”

I know a lot of people in the security industry, and I know a lot of people who enjoy Facebook.

After over a year of planning, the new Reddit is now available for a small percentage of users before a widespread rollout. The update includes an endless scroll, posts editor, and three different view options.

Gay dating app Grindr is coming under fire for sharing users’ HIV statuses with two app optimization companies.

Instagram is cracking down on third-party apps by restricting their access to user data amid the fallout following revelations that Cambridge Analytica inappropriately gained access to the Facebook data of 50 million users.

Scheduled for launch this month, NASA's Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) will embark on a two-year mission to seek out new exoplanets close to Earth and, possibly, even evidence of extraterrestrial life.

Facebook CEO mark Zuckerberg called Apple CEO “extremely glib” Monday morning for comments he made criticizing the social media giant’s ad-based revenue model and the company’s mishandling of users’ data.

Which company cares about you more?

The much-hyped fight between Anthony Joshua and Joseph Parker on Saturday reached around 225,000 people on pirated livestreams, according to data from digital security expert Irdeto.

Facebook and Google are too big and could ultimately be dismantled, French President Emmanuel Macron said.

Apple’s new iPad may be aimed at schools but it’s also a great deal for consumers.

Missouri’s Republican attorney general launched Monday an investigation into Facebook’s use of personal data.

For the 18th year in a row, Google has no doodle to celebrate Easter, and Christians are angry on this holy day.

Some of us still remember life before spell check. Yes, we could use a dictionary. We could also use a thesaurus. We could even tap on the shoulder of a friend or coworker and say, “Hey, any idea how to spell sarsaparilla?”

Is there anything that I can do to stop the annoying robocalls promising me free cruises, vacations, and scams?

A U.S. Air Force pilot has captured incredible close-up pictures of the Northern Lights from the cockpit of his plane.

It's the smartphone trend that has people dropping what they're doing in the middle of the day, all for a chance to earn some cold hard cash.

Under Armour announced a hack of its MyFitnessPal exercise application, saying that as many as 150 million user accounts were compromised. The breached data includes names, email addresses, and passwords but no financial data.

A leaked Facebook memo from an outspoken senior executive that details the risks associated with the social network’s pursuit of growth has sparked controversy.