Topic: Technology

Scientists say they have found a way to eliminate, for the first time, cancer causing "forever chemicals" in everyday items like food packaging, non-stick frying pans, and women's makeup.

Apple is warning iPhone, iPad and Mac users to update their software right away to fix security issues amid reports that hackers are using security vulnerabilities to completely control some devices.

Tourists climbing Mount Kilimanjaro will be able to access the internet while scaling the volcanic mass after the government of Tanzania installed a broadband network at Uhuru Peak.

An Idaho data marketing and analytics company is suing the U.S. Federal Trade Commission, alleging the agency threatened it with a lawsuit over its consumer-tracking capability, according to court documents.

Colossal Biosciences, a Dallas-based genetics firm, announced it is working to "de-extinct" the Tasmanian tiger, also known as thylacine, within the next decade to slow biodiversity loss and climate change.

American Airlines announced on Tuesday that it has agreed to buy as many as 20 supersonic airliners -- which have not yet gone into production -- from startup Boom Technology.

The State Department said Thursday it is offering a reward of up to $10 million for information leading to the unmasking and location of five individuals with connections to the notorious Conti ransomware group.

Former Twitter employee Ahmad Abouammo was found guilty on six charges related to accusations that he spied on users of the social network on behalf of the Saudi government.

The FCC has rejected a SpaceX bid for $886 million in subsidies to fund the company's Starlink satellite internet network that would expand service for broadband customers in rural areas.

According to a report published Wednesday by the Tech Transparency Project, white supremacist groups are still active on Facebook and the social media platform is making money from their presence.