The top executive of an election logistics software company that has clashed with groups alleging voter fraud was arrested Tuesday over the alleged theft of Los Angeles County poll workers' personally identifiable information, which investigators said was illegally stored in China. Published October 5, 2022
The Biden administration on Tuesday unveiled a new artificial intelligence agenda intended to shape the way federal agencies and other institutions use the rapidly evolving technology. Published October 4, 2022
The clock is winding down for former President Donald Trump's business partners to secure an extension for his social media startup deal, as a deadline looming next week threatens to upend Truth Social's plans for the future. Published October 3, 2022
The escalating competition between the U.S. and China for advanced technology has spread to the alternate reality metaverse, where the two global powers are fixated on the U.K.-based company Hadean. Published September 30, 2022
BMW is teaming up with Amazon to provide drivers with a smart voice assistant capable of managing verbal tasks while drivers keep their attention on the road. Published September 29, 2022
The business news publication Fast Company said Wednesday that a hacker caused racist and obscene push alerts to be sent to people's devices via the Apple News platform. Published September 28, 2022
Meta said Tuesday that it took down a China-based influence operation featuring fake accounts impersonating conservatives criticizing President Biden and liberals ripping Republicans in states like Florida, Texas and California. Published September 27, 2022
Move over, Disneyland. "Walmart Land" wants to become an entertainment destination in the metaverse, the virtual reality arena for people to play games and pass time. Published September 27, 2022
TikTok said Monday it is moving closer to resolving national security concerns pressed by the Biden administration, following years of federal scrutiny over allegations that the video platform had transmitted Americans' personal data to China. Published September 26, 2022
Records provide a rare glimpse into the breadth and depth of the Postal Service's surveillance apparatus, which is capable of reaching into every home and business in the country. Published September 25, 2022
Florida is urging the Supreme Court to intervene in the state's dispute with big tech companies over how social media platforms may restrict or bar people and content online, teeing up a major legal battle over free speech rights in the digital age. Published September 23, 2022
The U.S. Postal Service monitored protesters across the country, snooping on Americans focused on issues involving guns and President Biden's election, according to records obtained by The Washington Times. Published September 22, 2022
Meta is reportedly trimming its workforce in the newest slate of changes designed to help the tech titan remain competitive amid the spiking popularity of upstart rival tech platforms such as TikTok. Published September 22, 2022
Federal lawmakers said Wednesday they feared that the U.S. government is failing to protect private businesses, academia and students from foreign intelligence officers looking to steal research and technology, and spread their influence deep into American society. Published September 21, 2022
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said Tuesday that Morgan Stanley failed to protect the personal data of approximately 15 million users. Published September 20, 2022
The Pentagon is reportedly reviewing its information warfare operations after social media companies cracked down on a pro-American influence operation with potential ties to the U.S. government. Published September 19, 2022
Lawmakers want answers on why the federal government allegedly handed over to China expensive, advanced battery technology that cost taxpayers millions of dollars to develop. Published September 19, 2022
A leading Biden administration cyber official is warning that the barriers to entry for cyberattackers seeking to influence elections have become "really low," with the midterm elections looming less than two months away. Published September 16, 2022
Federal lawmakers say discovering a "fountain of youth" to slow and perhaps end human aging is a realistic possibility. Published September 15, 2022
Twitter officials on Wednesday disputed a whistleblower's allegations that the social media company violated rules and laws, endangering users' personal data. Published September 14, 2022
