The suspensions are part of Twitter's efforts to tamp down on misinformation being shared on the platform.

More than 200 scientists penned an open letter to health organizations, claiming airborne particles can spread from person to person.

Launched in 2018, Parler calls itself a non-biased, free speech-driven platform.

Allegedly, the next-gen vehicle will sport a 2.7-liter turbocharged V6 engine, but Ford is keeping quiet.

Amid the pandemic, Uber Eats orders are up more than 100% since the same period last year.

Morricone's theme for The Good, the Bad and the Ugly is revered by many, including Quentin Tarantino.

The social media platforms will start pushing information on preventative measures during the pandemic.

The company is reportedly concerned about breaks in its supply chain amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The team worked with dog genetics experts to create an "epigenetic clock" using Labrador retrievers as a model.

The e-commerce giant is making a bigger push into space technology.

The massive object devours about one sun each day.

The social media company said the image violated the platform's copyright policy.

The carrier is offering replacement phones for former Sprint 5G customers, who may need a one to use T-mobile's 5G,

If you live in the US, treat yourself to a viewing of the "buck moon."

In addition, the streaming service pledged $25 million to the newly created Black Economic Development Initiative.

The rental car company's 494,000 vehicles are worth roughly $11 billion.

As of July 1, more than 500 businesses and organizations had reportedly said they were pausing advertising on Facebook.

Black Mamba Forever will be available for both current and next-generation consoles for $100.

Even with the shutdown to its plant in Fremont, California, the company ended its second quarter with strong production and delivery figures.

Conspiracy theories that 5G is linked to the coronavirus pandemic circulated widely online, many leading to real-world consequences.

The city's contract with DataWorks, which provides facial recognition services, ends July 24. Opponents of facial recognition urge the city not to renew.

The Stop Hate For Profit campaign has a list of demands, including, "Finding and removing public and private groups focused on white supremacy, militia, and conspiracy theories," among others.

CNET spent a week following the same 46 accounts as the President Trump, and the results were illuminating.

The move to support the genetics-focused telehealth company comes as the coronavirus cases surge in the US.

The company originally planned to reopen July 6, but is waiting until September 7 at the earliest.