AJ Dellinger

A Chicago police officer is accused of sexually assaulting a suicidal man at a hospital.

Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg said his company "made mistakes" in the past that allowed for the Cambridge Analytica controversy to happen and laid out a plan to protect user data going forward.

A new report suggests the Russian government was involved in setting up Venezuela's cryptocurrency in an attempt to undermine U.S. sanctions.

YouTube is cracking down on videos that promote the sale and manufacture of firearms and controversial gun accessories.

Thai Airways is banning oversized passengers and new parents from business class seats on flights.

Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg sold off a small portion of his shares in the company prior to the stock taking a hit.

The latest report from Channel 4 revealed details about the role Cambridge Analytica played in the Donald Trump presidential campaign.

Facebook continues to find itself under scrutiny since it was revealed user data was used by controversial political data firm Cambridge Analytica.

Facebook saw its stock drop by almost 7 percent Monday following reports that the company shared personal data of as many as 50 million users.

A medical expert is suggesting that Stephen Hawking may have suffered from polio rather than ALS.

The popular, live trivia app HQ Trivia disappeared from the iOS App Store because of a technical issue.

Twitter is reportedly planning to implement a ban on cryptocurrency advertisements following a number of scams on the platform.

The city of Plattsburgh, New York, has temporarily banned commercial cryptocurrency mining for using up the city's electrical resources.

Pfizer CEO Ian Read received a 61 percent raise in 2017 while the company raised the cost of its drugs.

Adrian Lamo, a well-known hacker who was criticized for turning Chelsea Manning in to the federal government, has reportedly died.

A man was fined for failing to produce his travel card because he implanted the card's chip in his hand.

Apple has reportedly blocked access to the App Store for users is Iran, marking the latest crack down on the region.

Google is rebranding Android Wear, its smartwatch operating system, as Wear OS by Google — but the company is not providing any updates to the operating system.

The Trump administration has announced it is imposing sanctions on individuals and organizations in Russia.

The DNA of NASA astronaut Scott Kelly no longer matches his twin's after spending nearly a year living on the International Space Station.

WhatsApp has agreed not to share personal information with Facebook from its users based in the European Union.

Former Equifax chief information officer Jun Ying was accused by the SEC of insider trading.

YouTube will use information from Wikipedia in attempts to combat conspiracy theories.

A merger between AT&T and Time Warner could result in TV subscription fees increasing by as much as $436 million per year for Americans.

Apple has officially announced that its annual Worldwide Developers Conference event will be held June 4 through June 8.

Best Buy and a number of other retailers have banned customers from making returns.

Amazon has recalled six models of its AmazonBasics Power Banks over concerns that the devices overheat and could cause a fire.

A federal judge has ruled that victims of a massive hack that exposed billions of Yahoo users can sue the company over the data breach.

The city of Arlington, Texas, is replacing its bus services with ride-sharing app Via in order to save money.