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US Monitoring Chinese Rocket Set to Make Uncontrolled Re-Entry Around Saturday
'What’s bad is that it’s really negligent on China’s part,' an astronomer said of the Chinese rocket expected to fall to Earth in three days.
CT Teacher's Story of Kids Who Never Logged On to Class Exposes Huge Problem with Remote School
By choosing remote learning over virtual education, Connecticut failed thousands of students. It didn't have to be this way.
Man Tricks Tesla Into Driving with Nobody Behind the Wheel
Recent developments have indicated that the technology in Tesla's Autopilot system may not be as safe as previously thought.
Amazon Rolls Out Creepy New Payment System Using Scanner That Identifies You by Your Veins
Amazon's latest gadget is causing some major concern among privacy advocates all over the political spectrum.
US Army Showcases Wild Sci-Fi Tech in New Video, Looks Like Something Ripped from a Movie
Night vision technology teased by he U.S. Army on social media looks like it could have been lifted from a movie or video game.
Glitchy Software Turning Expensive Electric Cars Into Useless 'Bricks'
'It is possible to jump the 12-volt battery, just as you would jumpstart an internal combustion car. But it’s not nearly as straightforward.'
Pentagon Scientist Reveals a New COVID Monitoring Device That Gets Implanted Under the Skin
'That tiny green thing in there, you put it underneath your skin and what that tells you is that there are chemical reactions going on.'
Op-Ed: Next Up Thanks to Big Tech – Cameras in All Offices, Diet Monitoring
'In the name of “safety,” Amazon employees must agree to being surveilled by artificial intelligence or risk losing their jobs.'
Under Biden's Plan, American Businesses Will Be Taxed at a Higher Rate Than Those in Communist China
And yet Biden said the plan was 'what competition between America and China and the rest of the world is all about.'
Online Habits Scrutinized in Survey Tallying the Time Spent Scrolling the 'Internet Wormhole'
The survey found that many Americans lose track of time when searching the internet for answers regarding topics of interest.
'Toy' Gun Found in Police Raid Is a Fully Functioning Firearm
Any responsible gun owner knows that guns are not toys, but the line between gun and toy is becoming blurry.
Elizabeth Warren Admits She's Fighting Big Tech So Companies Can't 'Heckle Senators with Snotty Tweets'
Democratic Sen. Elizabeth Warren was outraged that Amazon would reply after she attacked the giant retailer.
Principal, Daughter Arrested for Hacking School Accounts to Steal Homecoming Votes
A Florida woman is accused of using her access to a technology system to help rig her daughter's homecoming queen election.
Zoom Hearing Takes Terrifying Turn When Court Discovers Alleged Abuser Inside Victim's Own Home
The hearing proceeded for some seven minutes before Deborah Davis, representing Lindsey, voiced a concern based on what she'd seen.
Worrisome Development: Bill Gates Now Is the Biggest Private Farmland Owner in America
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has become the country’s largest private owner of farmland, and people don't know what to make of it.
Amazon Tweaks App Icon After Hitler Comparison
'We designed the new icon to spark anticipation, excitement, and joy when customers start their shopping journey on their phone.'
Judge Disturbed After Reviewing Accusation of Google Tracking Users on 'Incognito Mode'
A class-action lawsuit against Google suggests that the company has misled its private browser users for years.
Twins Separated at Birth Discover They Live Only 6 Blocks Apart
With new information at her fingertips, Warner began to look through voter registration records to find anyone who shared the same birthday.
Bill Gates: US, Other Wealthy Nations Should 'Use Regulation' to Move to '100% Synthetic Beef'
An estimated one billion people worldwide suffer from protein deficiency, according to the Cornell Alliance for Science.
Lawyer Can't Figure Out How to Remove Cat Filter During Zoom Hearing: 'I'm Not a Cat'
The trouble started when the lawyer needed to borrow his secretary's laptop to join a virtual court hearing.