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It’s a twist for the cable channel, which regularly airs criticism of the billionaire investor and Democratic donor.

The social network tried cracking down on the spread of the conspiracy theory and other extremist material. But QAnon groups are still flourishing on the site.

A Heritage Foundation investigation went viral on Thursday, but it conflated two nonprofits with the same name.

The Commerce Department announced that it was prohibiting downloads of WeChat and TikTok in U.S. app stores. Here’s what you need to know.

The Trump administration issued new rules Friday morning that will cripple the operation of two popular Chinese-owned apps in the United States.

They said the administration’s policies were driving away technology talent and could do long-term damage to their industry.

President Trump continued his assault on voting by mail, but printing and mailing errors are nothing new, and have affected Republican and Democratic candidates alike.

The video app is also looking for a new chief executive and has talked to candidates including a founder of Instagram.

Blood oxygen readings can be a useful indicator of wellness, but context is important — and so is medical advice from a doctor.

Using algorithms, tech companies are helping insurers speed up the process after an accident, make it more accurate and keep estimators out of the field — a plus during a pandemic.

A giant new vessel, OceanXplorer, seeks to unveil the secrets of the abyss for a global audience.

Senate Republicans and others criticized the latest plan to allow TikTok to continue operating in the United States, citing national security concerns.

In indictments against five Chinese nationals, the Justice Department described sophisticated attacks to hijack networks and extort universities, businesses and nonprofits.

The rumors have overwhelmed local law enforcement agencies, leading them to plead with the public to verify information before sharing it.

Viral posts about a man who was arrested and accused of setting fires in Portland, Ore., have left out one important fact: Those fires were quickly put out.