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Unfortunately for many on the Internet who like to predict doomsday, Yellowstone isn't ready to blow.

President Obama's NSA reforms are reason for a reserved sigh of relief for many Americans, but the situation is more complicated than it seems.

The agreement resolves a lawsuit against the Kerr-McGee energy and chemical company, which Anadarko bought in 2006.

Fiverr is gaining popularity for its model of freelancers offering services for a rate of five dollars each.

Bank of America could pay more than $800 million to settle the allegations against it.

An Experian subsidiary that exposed the social security numbers of about 200 million people is being investigated.

The Pentagon has not followed a key recommendation of a task force appointed after the 2009 shooting at the same Texas Army base.

The bill prevents European ISPs such as Deutsche Telekom from hindering traffic or reserving the best part of their bandwidth for their own services.

The U.S. Navy's use of the Tomahawk missile may start winding down as the Pentagon terminates its production from 2016 onward.

Google is reportedly in talks to offer wireless phone service in cities where it operates Google Fiber.

They've derailed immigration reform before. Now conservative radio hosts plan to do it again -- this time fighting some of their own.

The Twitter-like ZunZuneo seems to be just the latest line of attack in a 55-year campaign

Pew reported on Thursday that six in 10 American seniors now go online and just under half have a broadband connection at home.

Looking for federal contracts? Then you have new affirmative action quotas to contend with regarding veterans and the disabled.

Also, the U.S. trade deficit widened in February as exports hit a five-month low, suggesting first-quarter growth could be weaker than expected.

An oil and gas company will test a state law that would force landowners to allow drilling under their homes if enough neighbors sign drilling leases.

Mexico fought back from a two-goal half-time deficit to earn a 2-2 draw with the United States in an international friendly in Arizona on Wednesday.

From Internet talk shows to Twitter marketing to online forums like Quora, the administration once again proved its online skills with the ACA.

Obama is considering an early release for Pollard, the former U.S. intelligence officer who’s serving a life sentence for spying for Israel.

Move aims to ease tension after Moscow accused the bank of illegally blocking the transaction.

Canadian scientists appear close to finding an Ebola treatment thanks to U.S. funding, and some are speculating that it could be used in the current outbreak.