WikiLeaks said Wednesday that U.S. prosecutors have begun offering immunity in exchange for the testimony of individuals associated with the website’s publication of classified U.S. military and diplomatic documents.
The American Civil Liberties Union is demanding the Department of Justice release any records on its use of facial recognition technology, the civil rights group announced Tuesday.
The ability of drones to interfere with airliners - and inconvenience their passengers - has now been demonstrated on two continents, and the problem is likely to get worse as the number of small, unmanned devices multiply.
Both Maine and New Hampshire will receive $1.4 million each as their share of a multistate settlement with medical device companies.
Amazon is bringing delivery robots to the streets of a Seattle suburb.
The Army Corps of Engineers plans to practice removing and replacing the big wooden timbers in a spillway near New Orleans.
Hulu's live-TV streaming service will cost $5 more per month, while its traditional video-on-demand service will be $2 cheaper.
Thomas Michael "Tommy" Driscoll, a senior technology specialist for The Associated Press and a leader of teams that carried out behind-the-scenes workspace preparations for the news cooperative's multifaceted coverage of Super Bowls, Academy Awards ceremonies, political conventions and other events, died Jan. 18 following a long illness. He was 56.
Democrats in the House and Senate are probing a suspicious Twitter account responsible for posting a viral video of the recent confrontation between a group of high school students wearing "Make America Great Again" hats and a Native American elder, Nathan Phillips, a report said Wednesday.
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Jeff Bezos' rocket company, Blue Origin, launched NASA experiments into space Wednesday on a brief test flight.
Georgia's new elections chief asked lawmakers Wednesday for $150 million to replace the state's outdated electronic voting machines. In doing so, he all but closed the door on a hand-marked paper balloting system that experts say is cheapest and most secure.
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange is reportedly seeking to head off extradition to the United States by demanding prosecutors unseal any evidence they have against him.
Stocks are mixed in afternoon trading on Wall Street Wednesday after giving up an early gain. Energy companies are down as the price of crude oil falls for the third time in four days after a strong start to 2019.
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Comcast is still losing U.S. cable customers but is racking up more internet subscribers and has gotten a revenue boost from Sky, its big bet on European TV.
Supporters of updating Maryland's emergency 911 call technology say upgrades are long overdue, but it won't be cheap.
A fleet of high-tech robots has deployed at a northern Virginia university for the noble purpose of delivering pizza, doughnuts and coffee on demand to students.
A New Orleans City Council member says she will file a resolution calling on the NFL to thoroughly review officiating rules, the use of replay technology and the league's assessment of conflicts of interest.
People in Tonga could face several weeks without Facebook, YouTube and even some basic services like credit card transactions due to a fault in the undersea cable that connects the Pacific nation to the rest of the world.
Twenty-three years after Fox's glowing puck made its debut, the NHL's next big technological advancement will be on display this weekend during All-Star festivities.
