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North Korea didn't want to hear speech even before President Donald Trump called Kim Jong Un "Rocket Man."

Cambridge University just proved the cryptocurrency industry is legit.

“Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.” star Chloe Bennet and YouTuber Logan Paul did their best to dodge questions about their rumored romance.

Chinese company, Touch, said they had to suspend operations after they "got a notice from relevant authorities" for "the bad influence the shared girlfriend had on society."

China's attempt to further control cryptocurrencies could likely drive capital and people to tokens that value privacy.

The company's recently revealed Face ID feature might also run into trouble with U.S. regulators over privacy and security concerns.

Celine Tam showed off her singing chops to Ellen DeGeneres on the “Ellen Show.”

How monero keeps cryptocurrency users anonymous and safe.

According to two new studies, children as young as preschoolers were more likely to cheat if they were praised, as opposed to simply being told they performed well.

In hopes of regaining its glory days in China, Samsung held a launch event for the Galaxy Note 8 in Beijing on Wednesday.

Chinese regulators are cracking down on the cryptocurrency industry.

Manish Gupta, the CEO of ShiftLeft, shares insight into the shifting cyber landscape based on his years of experience growing security firms.

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon compared bitcoin to the infamous "Tulip Mania" economic bubble.

The amount might be more than you think.

This is the eighth time that the United Nations has imposed sanctions on North Korea since it conducted the first nuclear test in 2006.

This interactive map shows how much life you'd gain if your country met WHO air quality standards.

North Korea doesn't like the U.S. considering sanctions against it.

Former White House Chief Strategist talked about everything from North Korea to James Comey firing and made several stinging remarks on the GOP leadership.

North Korea's birthday was tamer than expected.

Chinese scientists have created a model similar to hydroelectricity in which your blood can actually generate electricity just like tidal waves do.

Even though the Federal Aviation Administration failed to register drones in the U.S., the United Nations aviation agency has called for an even bigger endeavor to create a global registry of drones.