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Facebook has scored the rights to stream 25 MLB games during the 2018 season.

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey said on a live stream that the company is looking into allowing all users to verify their account.

An armed criminal entered a bank in Argentina in a wheelchair before he and his accomplices robbed the bank.

A number of tech firms are making a final push to stop the Senate from passing a bill that would aim to prevent sex trafficking.

A dispute between Kosovo and Serbia over payments for electricity is causing clocks across Europe to run slow.

A mother of five was sentenced to one year of jail time in France after she slapped her child's principal in the face.

Amazon is reportedly working on a fix for an issue that is causing its personal assistant service Alexa to laugh without being prompted.

New documents reveal the FBI paid members of Best Buy's Geek Squad to act as informants, reporting if they found illegal material on a customer's computer.

Amazon is launching a low-cost version of Amazon Prime that will be made available to Medicaid recipients for $5.99 per month.

Blackberry is suing Facebook for allegedly violating a patent that displays a count of unread messages in a notification bubble.

Rhode Island lawmakers have introduced a bill that would require residents pay a $20 fee to view pornography online.

A security researcher found that Facebook's Protect VPN collects data from a user's device even when the service is turned off.

Facebook has apologized for sending users a survey that asked for their opinion on how the platform should handle an adult asking an underage girl for sexually explicit photos.

Spotify sent emails to users warning them to stop using unauthorized and modified versions of the streaming service that allows them to use premium features without paying.

The European Union is preparing a plan to tax tech giants like Apple and Amazon on revenue in order to close loopholes.

A new study found that in nearly 40 percent of fatal shootings involving law enforcement, police body camera footage is not made public.

The mobile game "NRA: Practice Range" has been removed from the App Store following online protests.

Documents from the Russian troll farm known as the Internet Research Agency have leaked online and reveal details about the group's inner workings.

Credit reporting firm Equifax revealed 2.4 million more U.S. consumers were affected by the massive data breach that plagued the company last year.

The Securities and Exchange Commission has reportedly issued subpoenas to cryptocurrency firms in search of information about initial coin offerings.

Uber launched Uber Health, a new service that will allow healthcare providers to call a ride for patients.

YouTube has banned the Neo-Nazi group Atomwaffen Division from its platform following reports that the group was linked to the murder of a gay, Jewish student.

Popular music streaming service Spotify has filed for a $1 billion IPO. The company plans to trade on the NYSE under the symbol SPOT.

A planned protest will target Apple, Amazon and YouTube in an effort to get the tech companies to ditch the NRA.

AT&T began laying out its plans to launch paid prioritization plans that would charge more to create a dedicated network for future technologies like autonomous vehicles and virtual reality.

Brad Parscale, the digital director of Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign, has been named the campaign manager for Trump's 2020 re-election bid.

Google received more than 2.4 million removal requests during the first three years of Europe's "Right to be Forgotten" laws.

Data extraction company Cellebrite can allegedly crack any iPhone, including the iPhone 8 and iPhone X, for law enforcement.

When Apple announces its new line up of smartphones later this year, it is expected to show off a larger iPhone as well as a budget-friendly option.