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A man in Thailand hanged his 11-month old daughter on Facebook Live then killed himself in a sickening murder-suicide, police said Tuesday.

Experts at the Georgia Tech Research Institute and the Naval Postgraduate School have deployed drone swarms in a first-of-its-kind aerial dogfight test.

The campaign of French presidential candidate Emmanuel Macron has been targeted by the shadowy Pawn Storm hacking group, according to security researcher Trend Micro.

You might wince at the sight of your dentist holding an electric drill over your mouth.

Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales is launching the “Wikitribune” project to tackle fake news.

Google has sprinkled some new ingredients into its search engine in an effort to prevent bogus information and offensive suggestions from souring its results.

Like Q-tips and Kleenex, GoPro has defined its product category to the point where shoppers routinely forget to consider alternatives.

UFO hunters claim that an image taken by NASA’s Mars Curiosity Rover shows an ancient tree stump on the surface of the Red Planet.

Whales' social lives have largely remained a mystery to scientists, until now.

The U.N.

A $100 million search for intelligent aliens has come up with some intriguing leads but has revealed no evidence of E.T. so far.

Gambling and playing the lottery could be more accessible for Pennsylvania residents if the state passes proposals for an online expansion.

Samsung's latest phones feature big wraparound screens and lots of glass.

Kitty Hawk has unveiled its Flyer, a ‘flying car’ prototype that takes off and lands vertically over water.

By hacking into computer systems, they're hoping to achieve recognition from their online peers.

Harvard researchers were initially skeptical when a database project indicated that an extremely rare parchment copy of the Declaration of Independence was in a small records office in Southern England.

It's time to get your finances in order, Nintendo fans, because the day you've been waiting for is almost upon us.

President Trump called NASA astronaut Peggy Whitson at the International Space Station Monday to congratulate her on clinching the record for most time in space by an American.

NASA’s Peggy Whitson clinched the record for most time in space by a US astronaut Monday.

This will likely be your last chance to get one, but it's an in-store only offer on a first-come, first-served basis.