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The ads, which were seen by at least 10 million Americans, according to Facebook, are most likely associated with the Russian “troll farm” Internet Research Agency.

IT professionals are unsure about the security benefits of Apple’s new Face ID technology, which can be used to unlock the tech giant’s new iPhone X.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg was conspicuously absent at Wednesday's congressional hearing on how Russia exploited US social media to disrupt American society.

As congressional lawmakers investigate Russia’s role in the 2016 presidential election, they are looking at social media’s function in the spread of misinformation.

Scientists have harnessed sophisticated scanning technology to discover a mysterious chamber inside Egypt’s Great Pyramid of Giza.

A revolutionary new drone will fly faster and farther than ever before.

It turns out Apple has been categorizing your pictures for around a year now — and yep, this means all of those sexy photos you’ve either taken or received on your iPhone.

Facebook said Wednesday that about 20 million people Americans may have seen Russian-backed content on Instagram.

In the flurry of election-related posts to hit your News Feed last year, did you happen to scroll past ones that mentioned the "Islamization of Texas" or calls for Texas to secede?

Sony is adding another robot dog to its litter.

Experts in Scotland have used 3D technology to reconstruct the face of an 18th-century ‘witch.’

If you were asked to list the uses of a mobile phone’s front facing camera, taking selfies is probably pretty high up on the list.

At a time when Twitter is trying to curb trolling and incendiary use of its platform, its logged-out homepage features one of its users attacking model Chrissy Teigen.

An archive of historic documents that belonged to Hewlett-Packard founders William Hewlett and David Packard has been destroyed in the devastating Tubbs fire in Northern California.

As congressional lawmakers investigate Russia’s role in the 2016 presidential election, they are looking at social media’s function in the spread of misinformation.

We all already know that there are lots and lots of spooky places here on Earth. That weird abandoned house a few blocks over might give you chills when you drive by it, and graveyards are always a bit unsettling at night, but what about space? Over the years, NASA has recorded all kinds of sounds from outer space with its various probes and orbiters, and some of it is downright freaky. So, just in time for Halloween, NASA has whipped up an amazing playlist with some of its most unsettling real recordings.

A smart mosquito trap that only catches disease spreading mosquitos could help prevent the spread of Zika and deadly illnesses.

A Canadian fisherman hopes his astounding catch of a pike growing around a drink wrapper will teach others not to litter.

More than 81,000 people have signed a petition calling on Facebook to inform users how they were exposed to “Russian propaganda.”

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