The controversial online dating service is trying to make itself over as a dating site, instead of a hotbed of infidelity, fembots and hackers. The push comes nearly a year after a security breach upended the lives of customers and their families and derailed its plans for a public offering.
Now that more controversial videos have surfaced of police killing American citizens, some experts are asking a different question: Will police always need deadly force?
Nintendo shares have surged since the release of Pokemon Go. CNNMoney's Jose Pagliery explains the soaring popularity behind the augmented reality game.
From the Burj Khalifa to the Infinity Tower, Dubai is famous for its astonishing architecture. But the city's most innovative structures yet aren't reaching for the sky -- they're diving into the ocean.
"Pokemon Go" is a wildly popular new smartphone game that has players exploring their real-life neighborhoods. And in rural Wyoming, it led a teenager to discover a dead man's body in a river.
There's nothing new about a dangerous suspect dying at the hands of police. But Thursday night in Dallas, the situation played out with a twist. Micah Johnson, believed to have fatally shot five police officers, was killed by an explosive device that a robot delivered.
Sometimes, words can be dangerous. Take Autopilot, for instance. With a name like that, is it any wonder that Tesla drivers might assume that the semi-autonomous driving system can just take over?
A new smartphone game is challenging Pokémon fans to venture into the real world to "catch 'em all," which is concerning some police officers in Australia.