Alex Perry

Police believe someone broke into a reptile farm, stole a valuable white alligator and set fire to the other animals in the building.

The White House's new restrictions on Chinese tech investment in the U.S. were a breath of fresh air for the markets.

Facebook will roll out a new feature aimed at letting users mute certain words they do not want to see for 30 days.

After months of waiting, Uber found out Tuesday that it can keep operating in London as long as it behaves.

A two-foot-long blacktip shark mysteriously appeared against a curb in a Texas neighborhood.

Google's Home line of smart-speaker products can now speak and listen in Spanish.

Instagram and Snapchat are approaching Facebook in terms of minutes spent on the apps per day, according to new data.

Facebook reversed course and claimed Cambridge Analytica did not actually get European user data, despite former claims to the contrary.

President Donald Trump's trade dispute with China continues, as the White House will reportedly move to block further Chinese investment in U.S. tech firms.

The telecom giant confirmed rumors that it would acquire online advertising platform AppNexus, but what does it mean for consumers?

After about a month and a half of waiting, Whole Foods customers around the entire United States can take advantage of Prime savings this week.

Facebook will add a feature that allows users to see how much time they spend using the app and set limits for themselves.

A Canadian highway was backed up after a truck spill resulted in yogurt covering the road's surface.

A study found that the average American simply does not make enough money to own a home in much of the country.

A group of Amazon employees penned a letter to CEO Jeff Bezos asking that the company stop selling facial recognition technology to law enforcement agencies, such as ICE.

Facebook announced Thursday that its Messenger app will now facilitate English-Spanish conversations with an optional, automatic translation tool.

Uber announced Wednesday that drivers in its ride-sharing fleet have earned more than $600 million in tips since the feature's inception one year ago.

A Michigan woman may have killed as many as nine people, with neighbors believing they were served human remains at a BBQ.

According to the FBI, the number of reports of sexual assaults in commercial flights has risen steadily over the past three years.

Amazon announced a widening of its Prime Wardrobe service, allowing customers to try clothes for a week before they buy.

Video game retailer GameStop announced Tuesday it was in preliminary talks with potential buyers, after years of speculation that the company might not last in the current market.

The ride-sharing wants more electric vehicle drivers in the U.S., but the financial incentives for those drivers are small.

In the midst of a possible trade war between China and the United States, Chinese investment in stateside businesses dropped dramatically from 2017.

Nintendo disappointed some fans with its relatively lightweight E3 showcase, and shareholders agreed.

After a testing phase, Instagram has decided to let users screenshot on other people's stories without notifications.

Google published its first company diversity report since the James Damore manifesto incident last year, showing minimal improvement in demographic inclusion among Google employees.

A salmonella outbreak across the continental United States was linked to Kellogg's Honey Smacks cereal, prompting a mass recall of the product.

A former Florida Uber driver was given a 22-year prison sentence for raping a passenger in 2017.

A Reuters study found that young people prefer apps like WhatsApp over Facebook for discussing news.