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Former members of the defense and intelligence communities wonder who's in charge of policy and operations -- and if they're qualified for the responsibilities.

Cybersecurity experts are split over how secure Signal is, but all agree it is less secure than government-operated communication channels.

CIA Director John Ratcliffe and other top Trump national security officials were grilled by Democrats on the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence over their involvement in the Signal group chat.

The District of Columbia Department of Transportation expects Metro ridership to fluctuate by neighborhood over the next several decades ...

Perplexity AI argues that it could combine its citation and search features with TikTok videos without creating a monopoly.

During the first two months-plus of President Donald Trump's second term, it's become clear that his administration isn't ready to make nice with so-called Big Tech just yet.

The cost to bring home a pair of stranded astronauts that have spent most of a year in space aboard the International Space Station could be as much as $150 million.

Two bills have been filed in the Texas legislature that would require additional disclosures for political ads.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy teased a new air traffic control systemthat will become the "envy of the world."

America needs greater energy supplies and energy innovation to win the artificial intelligence race with China.