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The U.S. military decided flamethrowers were not a good idea, but civilians feel otherwise and have bought 20,000 of them from one of Elon Musk’s firms.

The U.S. military decided flamethrowers were not a good idea, but civilians feel otherwise and have bought 20,000 of them from one of Elon Musk’s firms.

The City of Atlanta has been targeted in a ransomware attack that has impacted a number of its systems.

Imagine thousands of “talking” drones, able to act as one to perform high-level rescue missions in the face of imminent danger -- sounds like a scene straight out of a Hollywood movie, but in a University of Pennsylvania lab, engineers have produced just that.

Facebook has denied a claim that it displayed favoritism toward Barack Obama’s 2012 presidential election campaign.

Facebook is facing the possibility of an advertiser exodus in the U.K. on the heels of CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s apology over the data scandal that has enveloped the company, prompted calls for new regulations and knocked almost $50 billion from its market cap.

Missiles that spit out warheads traveling up to 20 times the speed of sound and with the ability to perform elusive acrobatics may be too much for U.S. defenses to block.

A former contractor for scandal-hit political consulting company Cambridge Analytica said Wednesday that he intended to testify before Congress about the work he did for the company that aided Donald Trump during the 2016 presidential campaign.

Facebook CEO and co-founder Mark Zuckerberg apologized on Wednesday for the social media website's role in what he previously called the "Cambridge Analytica situation," wherein the research firm allegedly accessed 50 million Facebook user profiles improperly.

YouTube has announced that it now will be implementing restrictions on certain videos that feature firearms and accessories, sparking backlash from Second Amendment advocates.

Darieth Chisolm was moving on from a year-long relationship when she got a chilling message from her ex.

Facebook CEO and co-founder Mark Zuckerberg on Wednesday broke his silence regarding the social media site's role in what he called the "Cambridge Analytica situation," in which the research firm allegedly accessed 50 million Facebook user profiles improperly.

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The program, known as Navy MQ-25 Stingray, will enter service in the middle of the next decade.

The operation was aided by different uses of technology, including surveillance cameras and cell phone triangulation.

Facebook is in danger of losing its most precious currency.

Shocking pictures of a Loch Ness monster-type beast found on a U.S. beach have sparked talk Nessie could have moved Stateside.

Facebook has agreed to brief House Judiciary Committee staff as soon as Wednesday following the fallout over Cambridge Analytica’s use and exploitation of user data from some 50 million people.

The lack of a response from Mark Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg on Cambridge Analytica's alleged improper access of 50 million Facebook accounts has been stunning, experts say.