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Facebook opens up its computer vision expertise in a win for app creators.

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Michigan could become first state to allow self-driving cars to take to the roads without a human driver ready to take control.

The Associated Press is standing by an investigation into Hillary Clinton despite widespread criticism and has yet to correct a tweet about its story despite near unanimous agreement among other journalists that the tweet, at least, was false.

Nate Parker, the star and director of "The Birth of a Nation," has been shadowed in recent weeks by a past rape case. He spoke Friday in an interview with Ebony.

On Friday Janet Yellen reiterated again that the government has to spend more during crises. Both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump want to boost spending.

Legendary NBA star Kareem Abdul-Jabbar said the gender pay gap is an "injustice," and that men have "gotta get over" their problems with equal pay for women.

Lenddo is using smartphone data to determine how likely it is for someone to default on a loan.

London's Secret Cinema has convinced hundreds of thousands of people to pay $100 to see a movie, often without telling them the title in advance.

Toyota's latest hybrid is about as exciting as riding a bus, but the fuel economy actually is remarkable.

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To become a millionaire, all you need are time, a savings plan, consistency, and the power of compound growth.

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Tesla started building its massive Gigafactory in June 2014. Since then, home prices in the nearby market have risen faster than the national average.

The new Ford Focus RS combines outrageous performance with good manners.

Donald Trump's newly appointed campaign chairman, Steve Bannon, faced multiple charges, including one for misdemeanor domestic violence, stemming from an incident involving his ex-wife more than 20 years ago.

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The controversial trending feature will now show articles picked by software instead of people, following accusations of political bias.

Two full years before Gabriel Sherman published a book about Roger Ailes, a memo with details about his life was making the rounds inside Fox News.