AJ Dellinger

Prominent journalists in the United States have been targeted by state-sponsored hackers according to warnings they have received from Google.

Representatives Jared Polis, a Democrat from Colorado, and Arizona Republican David Schweikert launched the Blockchain Caucus this week to help push sound public policy for blockchain technologies, often used for digital currencies.

Microsoft wants to be able to tell its customers when the government has requested data/information on them.

The chief information security officer at the White House has been removed from his position, according to reports. It is not clear if the role has been filled.

The ascendence of Donald Trump to the presidency of the United States has created many questions regarding the future of net neutrality, and what the internet may look like going forward.

The first-ever listing of a bee species in the continental U.S. as endangered has been delayed due to a memorandum issued at the start of the Trump administration that placed a freeze on all regulations.

eBay founder Pierre Omidyar has pledged nearly half a million dollars to test a universal basic income program that will give 6,000 people in Kenya guaranteed income for 12 years.

The National Advertising Review Board (NARB) has asked Comcast to stop claiming it has “fastest internet.”

It's been nearly two years since the Federal Communications Commission passed its net neutrality rules. It's important to understand exactly what net neutrality is and how it came to be.

The Federal Trade Commission has named Thomas Pahl as the new head of its Bureau of Consumer Protection. Pahl has a long history as a deregulator in Washington.

Homeland Security Chief John Kelly told Congress the adminstration is consdiering requiring visa applicants to disclose passwords to their social media accounts as part of the vetting process.

Spotify and AccuWeather have teamed up to crunch the data and produce playlists of tunes based on weather.

The House of Representatives passed a bill that would require law enforcement to obtain a warrant before attempting to access a person’s emails and information stored on tech company servers.

On Tuesday, the House Administration Committee voted on party lines to eliminate the Election Assistance Commission (EAC), an agency formed specifically to ensure the integrity of elections.

A class action lawsuit with large electronics manufacturers has been settled, and purchasers of PCs with DVD drives may be eligible to claim $10.

YouTube finally introduced a feature that allows creators to livestream from mobile devices. Here's how to use it.

A security research has discovered at least 76 popular iOS apps are vulnerable to an exploit that would allow an attacker to steal user data.

Uber has filed a lawsuit against the city of Seattle over a law that allows drivers for ridesharing apps to unionize. The city has responded that it believes Uber's claims are without merit.

The United States Federal Trade Commission came to a settlement with electronics manufacturer Vizio over a lawsuit regarding the company's data collection practices. Vizio will pay $2.2 million and will have to ask for user permission before collecting information.

Uber has hired a former NASA engineer to head up the company's flying car initiative.

Government investigators have determined SpaceX's Falcon 9 rockets are prone to cracks and may be unfit for manned flights.

The FCC has reversed a decision to expand its Lifeline program, which provides subsidized internet to low-income users.

Backlash from Uber's decisions in the wake of President Trump's executive order on immigration led to more than 200,000 people deleting the ridesharing app from their phone as part of the #DeleteUber movement.

Sony announced a system software 4.50 update to the PlayStation 4 that will bring external USB 3.0 HDD support, custom wallpapers and more to the console.

Snapchat seeks to raise $3 billion from the initial public offering. It is expected that the company will be valued at around $25 billion, according to an SEC filing.

Republican FCC Commissioner Michael O'Rielly voiced his opposition to potential broadband infrastructure spending, arguing that most people already have high speed internet.

Licking County, Ohio's government has grinded to a halt thanks to a ransomware attack on its computer and phone systems.

Major tech firms including Google, Apple and Microsoft are reportedly working on an open letter opposing President Trump's travel ban placed on seven Muslim-majority countries.

Facebook, which now boasts of nearly 2 billion active users, increased its earnings, profit and user base in the final quarter of 2016.