Topic: Technology

NASA's Orion space capsule is scheduled to leave its current distant retrograde orbit on Thursday, as the spacecraft begins the process of returning home to Earth, Artemis 1 mission management leaders said in a briefing.

Honda has issued a recall for 117,445 Ridgeline pickup trucks produced between 2017 and 2019. Honda's filing to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) reveals that opening and closing the rear tailgat

Airbnb has unveiled a new service on its platform that will allow renters in the United States to earn extra cash by hosting part-time guests in their apartments.

Public health nurses have learned that dating apps are the most efficient way to inform users that people they previously met on the sites may have exposed them to sexually transmitted infections.

South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem has banned state employees and contractors from using social media platform TikTok on their electronic devises over fears the smartphone application could be used to collect user data.

Texas-based startup ICON has landed a five-year, $57 million contract from NASA to 3D-print landing pads, roads and shelter on the moon and on Mars.

Twitter has updated its website saying it will no longer enforce COVID-19 misinformation under Elon Musk, as Twitter's new CEO continues to push his commitment to free speech.

British lawmakers on Tuesday walked back measures from a bill regulating safety that would have required tech companies to remove "legal but harmful" content.

Ireland's data privacy regulator has fined Facebook parent company Meta approximately $275 million for failing to protect personal information during a 2019 data breach.

South Korea's Samsung Heavy Industries announced a successful test run of an autonomous ship for more than 500 nautical miles in coastal waters.