Topic: Technology

LG Electronics is betting on the digital healthcare business after scrapping its money-losing smartphone line last year.

The Internal Revenue Service will require taxpayers to take selfies and verify their identities through ID.me to access online accounts starting this summer.

President Joe Biden hailed Friday's announcement by Intel to invest $20 billion to build two semiconductor chip plants in Ohio as a game-changer in returning manufacturing to the United States.

United Launch Alliance sent two space tracking satellites into orbit for the U.S. Space Force from Florida on Friday afternoon.

Officials from the newly formed Joint Office of Energy and Transportation previewed their plans Thursday to accomplish President Joe Biden's goal of establishing a national network of electric vehicle chargers.

Lawmakers grappled Thursday with balancing the energy consumption of cryptocurrency's mining process alongside the opportunities for blockchain technology at a House Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations hearing.

Cities can't prevent cyberattacks, but they can take steps to mitigate and recover from breaches, the director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency told the U.S. Conference of Mayors on Thursday.

One of the Red Planet's famous dust storms has kept the Mars helicopter Ingenuity grounded for two weeks, but the aircraft is scheduled for its 19th flight as early as Sunday, according to NASA.

NASA is preparing the huge Space Launch System moon rocket for final tests on a Kennedy Space Center launchpad in February that would clear the way for a moon launch as early as late March.

Social media accounts belonging to Britain's Prince Andrew were purged on Wednesday -- amid a sexual assault scandal and his new status as a private citizen no longer recognized as an official member of the royal family.