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Facebook CEO and co-founder Mark Zuckerberg was a no-show at the social media giant’s Tuesday internal briefing for employees about its role in the widening data breach scandal, according to reports.

Cambridge Analytica announced it has suspended CEO Alexander Nix pending the results of an ongoing investigation that it improperly accessed 50 million Facebook accounts.

As the controversy over Cambridge Analytica’s alleged misuse of Facebook data grows, other groups’ use of the social network have also been thrust into the spotlight, including President Barack Obama’s 2012 presidential election campaign.

A terrifying voicemail in military code sent to random Twitter users’ phones has sent the internet into meltdown as users speculate over its links to MH370, alien life and an impending Doomsday date.

Alex Stamos, Facebook’s chief security officer who helped track down how Russia harnessed the network for its disinformation campaign in 2016, is under a spotlight and reportedly set to resign later this year.

Whether it's scrolling through Instagram or constantly refreshing your Facebook feed, social media can eat up hours of your day.

Sunday night's fatal crash in Arizona involving an autonomous Uber SUV is the latest setback for the company in its bid to go public in 2019 and recover from earlier scandals.

Pepper the friendly humanoid robot has worked at a few places in its short life. Its latest gig is at a Pizza Hut in Singapore, where it's helping customers to order meals and generally being cute.

Following outrage over a data breach that may exposed approximately 50 million Facebook accounts and resulted in a $40 billion decline in its market cap, the social network has hired a digital forensics firm "to conduct a comprehensive audit of Cambridge Analytica."

The U.S. Navy has announced that a carrier-launched F-35C stealth fighter will be deployed on the USS Carl Vinson in 2021.

Police in a Phoenix suburb say one of Uber's self-driving vehicles has struck and killed a pedestrian.

Elon Musk has been compared to a lot of people before – Steve Jobs, Henry Ford and P.T. Barnum to name a few. Add pyromaniac to the list.

Facebook was forced to apologize after it suggested weird, vulgar or illegal searches to users in the U.K. on Thursday.

A whopping 82 percent of Americans think Big Brother is spying on them, according to a survey released on Monday.

Apple's laptops, smartphones, tablets, and watches rely on hundreds of parts, most of which Apple sources from other companies around the world.

Cybercriminals are turning to cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin to convert illegal revenue into clean cash, new research says.

Can I take my cable bill and phone off my taxes? I use it sometimes for work.

Will future Soldiers be kitted up with a futuristic exoskeleton-style arm that will bring even more deadly, more powerful weapons into battle?

Politicians on both sides of the Atlantic criticized Facebook on Sunday after a former employee of data firm Cambridge Analytica went public with claims that the company had harvested information from 50 million users of the social network.

Your life is on your phone. It has a record of everyone you talk to or message with. It has your browsing history, your emails, your banking app and your photos. At any given moment, you are only one passcode away from spilling all your private information.