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Egypt's first democratically-elected President, Mohammad Morsi, has died during his trial for espionage charges Monday.

Moscow struck back Monday after a report from the New York Times claimed that the U.S. government was gearing up for a cyber attack on a Russian power grid.

Tesla's CEO has had a long history of partaking in attention-seeking behavior on social media.

44 million people were affected by electricity outages across South America on Sunday.

Amazon has reportedly laid off dozens off employees from its Amazon Game Studios as it seeks to focus on its upcoming titles New World and Crucible.

Amazon's Spark social network service has disappeared from both the company's website and its app. The service was attempting to compete with Instagram.

Russian scientists have attempted to launch a toy car into space, mocking an event last year where Elon Musk sent a Tesla sports car into the cosmos.

India decided to levy tariffs on 28 U.S. goods Saturday. This moves comes after the United States removed special trade status from India earlier this month.

Presidential candidates Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders lashed out this week at Amazon due to its tax practices and its introduction of a credit card for those with bad credit.

Ruiz Foods is recalling bacon breakfast wraps due to "possible foreign matter contamination."

Elon Musk said at a shareholder's meeting that he has designs for submarine car inspired by the 1977 James Bond film "The Spy Who Loved Me."

Amazon's Alexa voice assistant could be recording children without their consent, which is against the law in nine U.S. states.

Deepfakes are fake videos doctored from images and recordings. These videos could manipulate the course of the 2020 electoral race, and researchers are concerned.

Two vessels have been struck in the Gulf of Oman, raising concerns about wider conflict in the Middle East region.

Trump met Polish President Andrzej Duda in the White House today, before going outside to witness F-35s doing a flyover above the South Lawn.

Uber could soon deliver your favorite restaurant food by drone, with the program starting in San Diego this summer.

A Houthi rebel missile hit an arrivals hall of a Saudi Arabian airport, wounding 26 people.

Comedian and talk show host Jon Stewart chided Congress over their lack of action to reauthorize the 9/11 Victims Compensation Fund, which expires in 2020.

Hackers have stolen thousands of photos of travelers and their license plates at the U.S.-Mexico border.

Amazon has decided to ends it restaurant delivery service due to the tough competition it faces from companies such as Ubereats, Doordash and Grubhub.

A South Korean NGO released a report on Tuesday alleging that there are at least 318 public execution sites in North Korea, based on interviews with North Korean defectors.

Iran has warned against the U.S. continuing its economic war against the Islamic Republic, as the country has allegedly upped its production of Uranium.

Hackers could soon roll out new technology that could gleam your password and pin codes just by listening.

The Renault-Nissan alliance is shaky after Renault sent a letter to Nissan to block its new corporate governance changes.

Authorities in Russia have discovered a diamond theft gang operating inside the country's biggest diamond mining company.

Hongkongers protested against a extradition bill that could send people to China due to alleged crimes. They believe it threatens human rights and Hong Kong's independence from the mainland.

Walmart unveiled its new Inhome Delivery service, which will have workers bring groceries and fresh produce directly to homes this fall.

Liberians came out in droves on Friday to protest rising prices and corruption under President George Weah.

The U.S. economy only added 75,000 non-farm jobs in May, short of the 185,000 expected. Trade tensions with China and Mexico could be a major reason behind the weak jobs report.