Topic: Technology

Twitter on Tuesday filed a lawsuit challenging orders from the Indian government for the social media company to remove content under legislation passed last year.

An anonymous hacker is selling what appears to be a massive trove of data pilfered from the Shanghai police that could include personal information from 1 billion Chinese nationals, according to reports.

Amazon agreed to implement changes to make it easier for subscribers in Europe to cancel Prime after a complaint by European consumer groups claimed the company's website design breached European Union law.

Samsung Electronics Vice Chairman Lee Jae-yong saw his stock value dip more than 15% this year, but he remains atop the South Korean stock-rich list.

Google announced Friday it will delete information including whether a person visited an abortion clinic as bans on terminating pregnancies grow in the wake of the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.

Referees at the men's 2022 World Cup will use semi-automated technology, which includes hundreds of sensors and cameras to aid in offside decisions amid the major soccer competition in Qatar, FIFA announced Friday.

In a post-Roe world, the possibility of receiving online misinformation about abortion, as well as maintaining privacy when seeking to learn about reproductive healthcare, have become major concerns.

The first television broadcast satellite under the SES's C-band lifted off from Cape Canaveral on Wednesday evening on a SpaceX rocket.

To alleviate opiate misuse, scientists said they have developed and implanted tiny "nerve coolers" in rats that provided targeted, on-demand pain relief. The device may be used in humans within several years.

New research has identified a novel gene for Alzheimer's disease in women, furthering efforts to explain why the disease is more prevalent in females than males.