For $1000, you can hold a seat on one of their commercial space flights through the One Small Step program

At the moment, the risk of the disease to the general public is minimal -- but the organizations still encourage precaution

School districts are using student phones to track their location on campus, prioritizing safety over privacy

Customers who preordered the new electric vehicle received an email requesting delivery information

On Tuesday, the social media giant announced a multitude of projects aimed to bring affordable internet access to people in developing countries and rural regions

The company's physical Seattle grocery store opens on Tuesday. No cash, no card, no problem

Microsoft's new console will sport backwards compatibility

Johnson was one of a group of black women who aided in the US space race and broke barriers at the space agency

A drug dealer in Ireland lost $58 million in bitcoin, thanks to his landlord

He isn't the only presidential candidate using influencers, but the media strategy highlights the loopholes in political ad policies

The bright orange label would appear beneath tweets from politicians and public figures

The tool lets riders report nonemergency incidents directly to Uber during their ride. Drivers worry it could affect their record

Technology is big issue. Here's where each of the democratic presidential candidates stands on some of the industry's biggest problems

By leaving the European Union, people who use the search engine in the UK forfeit their data protections

Harvard astronomer, Avi Loeb, says we can't rule out aliens as the source mysterious repeating pattern of signals

As the US gears up for the 2020 election, Chris Wray spoke to the House Intelligence Committee about Russian interference

The former New York City mayor's Twitter posts are riddled with errors, typo-squatting hackers are starting to notice

The social network is under fire for continuing its policy of allowing politicians to lie in their campaign ads

2000 iPads will be preloaded with Google Forms and distributed to precinct chairs to calculate results

The agency predicts 2020 will continue to see record heat temperatures

You give an app an inch of permission, and more often than not, they'll take a mile of data

Companies continued to withdraw their attendanc, forcing the organization to cancel the biggest mobile phone event of the year

The federal privacy watchdog is part of the Data Protection Act of 2020, introduced by Senator Kristen Gillibrand of New York.

The mobile phone giant unveiled the Galaxy Z Flip on Tuesday, which differs from the Galaxy Fold

The backdoors were created for law enforcement use, but the telecommunications giant has had access to them for a decade