“I was doing nothing more than notifying my co-workers about Google's obligations under labor law,” said Kathryn Spiers, the former Google engineer. | Continue reading
Officers using tear gas and batons tried to contain thousands of demonstrators who gathered near a university in Delhi. | Continue reading
"So ridiculous," Trump tweeted. "Greta must work on her Anger Management problem, then go to a good old fashioned movie with a friend! Chill Greta, Chill!" | Continue reading
Sinclair, which owns 193 stations in the U.S., said it wants to focus on local news and investigative journalism. | Continue reading
The 16-year-old climate activist from Sweden Thunberg is the magazine's youngest choice ever to be named Person of the Year. | Continue reading
"We are building this whole model on the backs of idiots," one of the alleged conspirators said of the purported multilevel marketing scheme. | Continue reading
What happens to your body when you go on and off the keto diet? Experts explain. | Continue reading
"It's about trust," GEDmatch's new owner said, promising to protect the DNA profiles of users who don't want police to search them. | Continue reading
The proposed regulation was slated to be issued in July by U.S. Customs and Border Protection as part of the Trump administration’s regulatory agenda. | Continue reading
The disease killed an estimated 141,000 people last year, most of them children under the age of 5, according to the World Health Organization. | Continue reading
The helicopter, Air7 HD of news station KABC-TV, was struck while flying above downtown Los Angeles on Wednesday night. | Continue reading
The Trump administration’s rule change would limit states’ abilities to provide residents access to food stamps. | Continue reading
There are "enough indications" killing was "contracted by government offices of the Russian Federation or the autonomous Chechen republic," prosecutors say. | Continue reading
Virgil Griffith "provided highly technical information to North Korea" that "could be used to help North Korea launder money and evade sanctions," officials said. | Continue reading
Fry bread, that fluffy concoction American Indian women lovingly make in their kitchens and people line up for at powwows and western fairs, has come under attack as a hazard to health. | Continue reading
In his writings, James Mason advocates waging war against "the system." But at 67 and living in Denver, he's now dependent on it. | Continue reading
A series of digital billboard ads were purchased by a professional marketer who also filed papers to run for governor of California so he could run false ads on Facebook. | Continue reading
U.S. ground forces have become incredibly dependent on electronic communications without taking adequate steps to protect them from sabotage. | Continue reading
A key issue identified was a change to the ride-hailing company's systems that allowed unauthorized drivers to upload their photos to other accounts. | Continue reading
The meeting took place during Zuckerberg’s most recent visit to Washington, where he testified before Congress about Facebook’s new cryptocurrency Libra. | Continue reading
"Cases like this aren't just about criminal defendants," an ACLU lawyer said. "It's about all of our rights under the Constitution." | Continue reading
The meeting took place during Zuckerberg’s most recent visit to Washington, where he testified before Congress about Facebook’s new cryptocurrency Libra. | Continue reading
How mica mined by kids in Madagascar ends up in products used by millions of Americans. | Continue reading
Sales of plant-based versions of wings, burgers, and meatballs have risen by double digits over the past year — and sales of plant-based Italian sausage have skyrocketed by 416 percent. | Continue reading
While these groups have been under pressure from authorities, they have so far been successful in sidestepping Facebook’s broader crackdown on health misinformation. | Continue reading
Singles Day, China's mega shopping event, sold $38 billion of goods in 24 hours — with some help from Taylor Swift and Kim Kardashian West. | Continue reading
The former national security director was especially critical of the president's handling of Turkey, according to multiple sources present for his remarks. | Continue reading
The Department of Health and Human Services is suing Gilead Sciences over the patent rights to Truvada, the HIV prevention drug better known as PrEP. | Continue reading
The study adds to growing research that global warming is having some unexpected impacts on animal and human health. | Continue reading
Seven people were charged with selling cameras and other products to the Army, Navy and Air Force — and falsely claiming they were "made in the USA." | Continue reading
Even if you'll never meet those other yous, some physicists say they're out there. | Continue reading
Banning microtargeting has the support of Ellen Weintraub, chairwoman of the Federal Election Commission, which regulates how money is raised and spent in elections. | Continue reading
The company in September said it had suspended tens of thousands of apps as a result of an investigation into its software developer ecosystem following the Cambridge Analytica scandal. | Continue reading
Sondland provided additional testimony to House impeachment investigators this week that updates his deposition from last month. | Continue reading
The timing of the move is notable because the company faces calls from politicians and consumer advocates for the government to break it up into various pieces. | Continue reading
In one year, Planet Labs built as many satellites as the rest of the world combined. Its images are used by governments, researchers, and even farmers. | Continue reading
Giuliani’s actions call into question his understanding of basic security measures, two former FBI cyber experts told NBC News. | Continue reading
Facebook is currently embroiled in a debate over its decision to allow political campaigns to push ads containing misinformation. | Continue reading
Microsoft committed to protecting democratic freedoms. Then it funded an Israeli facial recognition firm that secretly watched West Bank Palestinians. | Continue reading
The shooting took place at a homecoming party near Texas A&M Commerce in Greenville, Texas, police said. | Continue reading
“The problem is we need some money,” Giuliani says to an unidentified man during an accidental call to NBC News writer. | Continue reading
“The problem is we need some money,” Giuliani says to an unidentified man during an accidental call to NBC News writer. | Continue reading
“The problem is we need some money,” Giuliani says to unidentified man during accidental call to NBC News writer. | Continue reading
Apple’s devoted fan base came to expect design perfection after a string of breakthrough products over the years. | Continue reading