Topic: Technology

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.

The New York Attorney General Office is calling on Google to correct search results that direct people seeking abortions to anti-abortion centers in New York.

The Federal Communications Commissioner on Wednesday once again asked the chief executives of Apple and Google to remove TikTok from their app stores.

A House committee Wednesday heard testimony about the potential impact of biometric technologies on privacy rights as legislators consider laws to balance the benefits with potential drawbacks.

A sharp increase in Google searches for abortion medication increased the days immediately after the leak of the U.S. Supreme Court's draft opinion overturning Roe vs. Wade, a new study finds.

Taiwan-based technology company GlobalWafers announced it will build a $5 billion factory in Sherman, Taxas, to supply silicon wafers to Intel in an effort to ease a chip shortage in the United States.