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Ecstatic soccer fans in Peru appeared to make the ground shake during their World Cup playoff victory against New Zealand in Lima on Wednesday.

Fake news continues to be a big problem and much talked about concern on the Internet.

Twitter removed the “verification” check marks from a number of white nationalists and far-right activists at a purge on Wednesday, a week after the platform came under fire for verifying an open white nationalist who organized fatal white nationalist rally in Charlottesville in August.

The US government is warning that North Korean state-sponsored hackers have been targeting the aerospace, telecommunications, and finance sectors since 2016 with malware that can secretly take over a computer.

Boston Dynamics has given its robot dog an upgrade.

Facebook is finally rolling out its fake news identification tools, starting in Germany. The company's decision comes on the back of mounting criticism against the social network in the country. It's unclear how well it's working.

A camera has captured the moment it was completely swallowed by molten lava and has miraculously come out still working.

The Russian Ministry of Defense tweeted on Tuesday “irrefutable” proof of collusion between the United States and ISIS in Syria.

America’s vast nuclear arsenal is firmly in the spotlight

Sea shanties and tales have been spun since the dawn of man about horrific creatures in the sea terrorizing ships and eating crew members right off the decks.While many assumed that these were just the tales of yore with no truth to them, it turns out there may been some truth to these stories after all.

Banana Republic, Dell, H&M, Old Navy, Overstock.com and many others will be offering Cyber Monday deals.

And the Guinness World Record for Fastest Speed Over 100 Meters in a Body Controlled Jet Engine Powered Suit goes to …

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For eons, students have found ways to cheat on exams and tests – looking at someone else's test or paper, getting the answers beforehand or plagiarizing someone else's work.Now, in an age where technology is pervasive in every facet of life, some have been accused of using an app to help them cheat.

Alongside the growing amount of original content, signing up for one or more streaming video subscription services such as Netflix or Prime Video comes with the added bonus of no ads.

When Apple announced it was getting rid of Touch ID for facial recognition, the company said it was a more secure option with only a one in 1,000,000 chance of being hacked.

Sea shanties and tales have been spun since the dawn of man about horrific creatures in the sea terrorizing ships and eating crew members right off the decks.While many assumed that these were just the tales of yore with no truth to them, it turns out there may been some truth to these stories after all.

The latest target of pro-ISIS hackers is none other than 800 school websites across the United States.

A real estate investment firm owned by Bill Gates recently bought land in Arizona for $80 million to be developed into a “smart city.”

People love to mooch Wi-Fi. They don’t mean any harm. They just find an unprotected signal and sign on. Why not? It’s free, and nobody will even know. Your neighbor won’t mind if you steal a little broadband to watch Netflix, right?