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The Pentagon's use of unclassified telephones leaves it vulnerable to foreign espionage and the Department of Defense has knowingly chosen insecure communications tech, according to Sens. Eric Schmitt and Ron Wyden.

He's one of the most famous and widely admired corporate leaders in the world. But it's the haters that companies like Mark Zuckerberg's Meta worry about.

President-elect Donald Trump late Thursday announced that podcaster and tech investor David O. Sacks will be his new White House AI and Crypto czar, a newly-created position.

Meta is bringing its "first strikes" policy to its other platforms after what it called a successful trial run on Facebook, and an internal report found that the tech company over-policed content.

Alphabet's Waymo robotaxi announced plans to start operations in Miami in 2026, marking the company's first expansion out of the West.

Smartmatic won't be required to give Fox News a trove of information about U.S. federal charges against the voting machine company's co-founder over alleged bribery in the Philippines, a judge ruled Thursday.

The price of Bitcoin hit $100,000 on Thursday, a huge milestone for the cryptocurrency that's been embraced by President-elect Donald Trump.

Four-year universities are increasingly initiating dual-credit courses for high school students as their enrollment and tuition revenues shrink, cutting into a market long dominated by community colleges.

Richard Andre Newman thought he would live the rest of his life in his quiet, leafy neighborhood in suburban Virginia. He was born and raised in Bren Mar Park, where children ride their bikes and neighbors wave hello.

European Union regulators ordered TikTok on Thursday to retain any information related to Romania's presidential election, after the country's top defense body released declassified intelligence alleging that Moscow arranged an online campaign to ...