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The same Russian social media trolls accused of meddling in the 2016 US election may be to blame for the deadly measles outbreak across Europe last year, according to a new report.

A Chinese surveillance firm using facial recognition technology left one of its databases exposed online for months, according to a prominent security researcher. 

Jeff Bezos and other top Amazon executives gathered in Seattle on Wednesday to decide whether to go ahead with its planned headquarters in New York City.

Jeff Bezos authorized negotiations that he hoped would lead to a legal settlement with the National Enquirer.

Your phone knows where you are standing or sitting at this moment. Most people know that. How else could you use GPS? While location tracking is essential for directions, it also helps big tech sell you things.

Massive password breaches are all too common these days. And Google is trying to make it easier to fix compromised passwords with a new tool.

My wife and I always fight about the temperature in the house. I like it at 65-degrees. She wants 74-degrees. Will a smart thermostat save our marriage?

Researchers have converted plastic bags into carbon chips for batteries, possibly offering a way to put discarded plastic bags to good use.

An unopened 1985 copy of the iconic “Super Mario Bros.” video game has been sold for $100,150.

The FDA is soliciting bids for vendors to participate in a Blockchain tracking system to track medication including addictive substances like opioids.

As the Navy commissions its second Zumwalt-class stealthy new destroyer, the service is expanding the strategic scope for the attack vessels and engineering the ships for new weapons, improved sensors and advanced applications of Artificial Intelligence and cloud technologies.

Loved playing Super Mario Bros. on your Nintendo Entertainment System back in the day?

A US congressman is pushing Facebook and Google to consider cracking down on anti-vaccination content circulating over their platforms.

A Long Island City apartment building owner is calling for a nationwide boycott of Amazon and its products after the tech giant pulled out of its plan to build part of its second headquarters in Queens.

The fallout from Amazon's decision to walk away from its planned headquarters in New York is ratcheting up after a company spokesman publicly blasted Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and other lawmakers, saying they had made it a hostile environment to do business.

In Lake Worth, Florida, a man was recorded late last month on a surveillance video, licking things at the front door. And, strange as this sounds, he wasn't the first.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo lambasted politicians such as Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and others over Amazon's decision to leave New York City. Opponents of the deal with the tech giant had "put their own narrow political interests above their community," he said.

Amazon dropped its grand plans to set up a new headquarters in New York City following a fierce weeks-long debate and pressure from local politicians unhappy about tax promises made to the tech giant.

Amazon announced Thursday it was turning back on its plans to build its second headquarters in New York City, a company said in a statement.

Just when you thought there were enough dating apps to go around, the newest one will cause you to "moo-ve" heaven and Earth to get a look at it – Tudder. A dating app for cows.