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Facebook may have to fix its newly automated Trending topics section after its algorithm suffered two consecutive blunders regarding fake, and obscene, news stories. The errors could force the platform to embrace human editors once again.

In a ruling handed down this morning, Apple was given a $14.5 billion bill for back taxes by the European Commission, related to its business in Europe and Ireland.

U.S. Army reconnaissance officials want to deploy a version of the Apache helicopter’s cannon for scout platoons using the Humvee’s replacement over the coming years.

For most Americans, turning 21 means achieving all the rights and privileges of adulthood. But for young people with special needs, the countdown to 21 is a daunting one.

Not long ago, a reader wrote to us asking for help with a common problem: Due to hearing loss, she was having a hard time watching television.

It’s no secret that exam schedules can be annoying, but would you write your country’s president to voice your concerns?

For kids at least, tablets are as good as sedatives.

New rules for the commercial operation of drones went into effect on Monday. The new framework eliminates time-consuming application procedures for businesses keen on making use of the technology, though it doesn't help Amazon and its Prime Air plan.

Some 1.7 million people are affected.

Zika has arrived in the United States, but there are ways to protect yourself against the mosquito-borne virus.

Apple has sent out invites to an event next week that is expected to mark the debut of the new iPhone.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg gave Pope Francis a model drone during a meeting at the Vatican Monday.

The trending news section of the world's largest social network is now completely automated.

After New York State made enhancements to how its DMV combats identity theft and fraud in January, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced last week that the changes have since led to more than 100 arrests and 900 open cases.

Want to know how to monitor your heart rate, raise money for a special event, and more? Read this column.

If your most cherished family memories are stored away on old VHS tapes, you need to act now.

Someone owns a piece of Apple history, a rare "Celebration" Apple-1 computer built in 1976 by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak. It appears to be a test board, used to confirm everything was working before the primary run.

Your daily routine might be killing your battery life, and you probably don't realize it. These three things you thought were OK are actually making things worse on your battery. Find out which charging mistakes are actually draining your gadget's power more quickly.

Because there aren't already enough distractions on the internet already, Google just added solitaire and tic-tac-toe to Search. And animal noises.

Those contemplating getting under an ex's skin by publicizing pictures showing too much skin may want to check this case out of Michigan first.