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Iranian demonstrators' ability to get details of bloody nationwide protests out to the world has been given a strong boost, with SpaceX's Starlink satellite internet service dropping its fees to allow more people to circumvent the Tehran government's ...

Sen. Marsha Blackburn has been working for over a decade to establish federal privacy and safety standards for protecting consumers, especially children, in the digital age.

Meta says it blocked more than 544,000 accounts across its platforms to comply with Australia's ban on social media for kids under 16.

President Trump will soon roll out a series of actions designed to boost the economy and address Americans' concerns about affordability.

The average price of a new car and the average manufacturer's suggested retail price (MSRP) of a car both reached record highs in December.

The Department of Education has finalized a new rule that requires college degree programs to show that their alumni earn more than the average high school graduate to continue receiving federal funds.

Just days after a global backlash erupted over Elon Musk's AI chatbot Grok generating sexualized deepfakes of people, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said the Pentagon will embrace the technology.

The Environmental Protection Agency says it will stop calculating how much money is saved in health care costs avoided and deaths prevented from air pollution rules that curb two deadly pollutants.

President Trump's push to lower credit card interest rates and swipe fees faces an uphill climb on Capitol Hill, where lawmakers would need to enact legislation to implement the policies.

House Republicans acknowledge that the midterms will be a referendum on what they did to lower the cost of living.