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Multiple United States Federal government agencies have seized the classifieds website Backpage.com. Anyone who attempts to visit the website will see an alert stating that the domain and its affiliated websites have bee...

Indian officials are not here for your cryptocurrency games.  Government officials with the Reserve Bank of India announced on Thursday that, effective immediately, banks would be prohibited from "dealing with or provid...

The fallout and accompanying controversy resulting from the revelation that Cambridge Analytica stealthily acquired information from upwards of 87 billion unsuspecting Facebook users shows no signs of slowing down anytim...

The Department of Homeland Security announced a public bid for third party companies to build a "media influence database" capable of tracking more than 290,000 news sources across the globe. First spotted by Bloomberg L...

Add a little extra security with two-factor authentication. As we move about the digital world, one of the most important things we can do as consumers is protect our data. In a world where nefarious characters have star...

It's no secret that when it comes to voice assistants, Siri is often cited as one of the worst. Even though Apple introduced it years before Amazon and Google, their digital rivals -- Alexa and Google Assistant -- have s...

The remains of a 6-inch long mummy from Chile are not those of a space alien, according to recently reported research. These findings were supposed to end the controversy but they ignited a new one.

50,000 votes made it official: If a phone has a notch, 75 percent of Android fans will either not buy it, or at the very least, really not like it.

Galaxy NGC 1052-DF2 doesn't seem to contain any dark matter, and scientists have no idea why.

A private race to the moon is back on, without a title sponsor or a big cash prize.

Lettuce, cucumbers and radishes are among the first plants to be collected from the greenhouse.

Younger people seem perplexed about whether Earth is round or flat.

Conveniently keep your cards by your phone with the Ridge Wallet iPhone X Card Case. The full-frame case protects your iPhone X while maintaining its slim profile. With pockets for two of your most used cards, the card c...

With spring rolling around, the Panasonic ZS200 / TZ200 is likely catching the eyes of photography-minded travelers planning for upcoming trips. Our testing is underway, and in the meantime we've added another batch of s...

Bitcoin dipped, once again, below $10,000 early in March. In February, it dipped below $9000. It's currently floating in the $6,000-7,000 and where it will go next is anyone's guess.   As Bitcoin faces global setbacks a...

YouTube recently made changes to the way users can profit from popular videos. Those changes were thrust into the spotlight last week after a violent attack on the company from a user who allegedly believed she'd been mi...

The U.S. FDA has considered vaping among high school students a growing epidemic and national concern. At least 1.7 million students are smoking e-cigarettes, and more are getting addicted to combustible nicotine product...

Epigenetics may play a role --

The social networking giant made a second high profile move against data analytics companies, "suspending" the firm AggregateIQ just weeks after cutting off Cambridge Analytica.

Over the past few years, Netflix has spent every spare dollar it has on developing original content. Hardly a surprise, Netflix is releasing new content at such a pace that it's literally impossible to keep up. As a quic...

Tim Cook will be called in for a deposition in late June as part of Apple's ongoing legal battle with Qualcomm, according to a new report from Bloomberg. If you recall, Apple and Qualcomm are currently involved in a bitt...

Backpage.com and its "affiliated websites" were seized "as part of an enforcement action" a notice on the site said.