Jeff Stone

Installing software that promises to show which friends view your Facebook the most is a costly mistake.

Construction on the Lotte World Tower is under close scrutiny after multiple sinkholes appeared nearby in Seoul, South Korea.

The Israeli army warned any rockets fired from Gaza will end the seven hour cease-fire Monday prematurely.

The American spy plane was presumably collecting information on the Russian military after the MH17 crash.

For one 8-year-old and his family a day of swimming was interrupted when a 4-foot otter attacked.

Young professionals in New England and the Pacific Northwest have similar debt figures, but are better off than Southerners.

Pirate Bay fans dissatisfied with downloading torrents from their desktop can switch to their phones.

Both parties claim to hope to help the border humanitarian crisis, but actions speak louder than words.

Fans who couldn't make it to Chicago can livestream Lollapalooza online for free through Sunday.

Donna Tartt's book "The Goldfinch" will be made into a movie that should star Pippa Middleton and Jaden Smith.

Eric Garner's death, which a New York medical examiner ruled was a homicide Friday, has dominated Twitter conversation.

Russia's latest media crackdown makes Putin critics online provide their home addresses.

The highly touted anonymity service has been compromised, but the suspected hackers aren't talking.

CIA Director John Brennan apologized to Senate lawmakers in a meeting this week for watching their computer activity.

Elevator surfing involves riding on top of an elevator as it travels through a building, as dozens of videos show.

Fake video links to a Rihanna sex tape recorded with Chris Brown actually lead Facebook users to dangerous malware.

Facebook's free Internet project, while helping struggling African communities, also hopes to enlist new users.

T-Mobile, recently acquired by Sprint, has made a variety of pricing options available to entice new customers.

Much can be learned from the teeth of mammoth and mastodon, even though their diets were made up of little more than plants.

Pro-Russian rebels have consistently kept investigators from reaching flight MH17 crash site.

OkCupid users found out Monday their online dating techniques were manipulated, but few seem to be bothered.

Snapchat, the three-year-old messaging app, has seen its value swell after rebuffing offers from Facebook and Google.

The dispute over Amazon e-book prices continues amid claims that Hachette conspired with Apple.

NYPD detectives are using vast phone surveillance to find out who hung white flags on the Brooklyn Bridge.

Bodies of some of the 298 victims killed in the crash of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 remain in the open.

Google (GOOG) is threatening to eliminate Google News in Spain if a new law is enacted.

Jerry Seinfeld confirmed that his "show about nothing" could be streaming on Netflix later this year.

Igor Strelkov, a former war reenactor, is leading the separatist movement in Ukraine.

Working as an NSA spokesman almost certainly offers great benefits, but the glamour of the position has been tainted by international outrage over surveillance.