The release of FBI documents relating to the Clinton email investigation reveal that top Clinton aide Huma Abedin picked one username that Clinton would use on the server, despite claiming she had no knowledge of the server.
Facebook’s chief of artificial intelligence, Yan LeCun, previously worked on advanced surveillance systems, according to a report by The Sun.
Following the introduction of a campus-wide policy where students at the University of Michigan can choose their own personal pronouns for the official campus roster, one student opted for “His Majesty.”
Thanks to a breakthrough in robotic technology, surgeons performing delicate operations via computer will now have the sense of touch.
The Intercept says it has obtained an internal document from the Florida Department of Law Enforcement’s Electronic Surveillance Team which reveals Apple’s supposedly secure iMessage application is logging contact information for each user, and this data can be provided to the police in response to a warrant.
FBI Director James Comey said Hillary Clinton tech Paul Combetta’s suspected post to Reddit asking for assistance in deleting the email address of a “very VIP” does not constitute an attempt to destroy evidence.
David Kittos, a refugee from Cyprus currently residing in the UK, filed a DMCA against Donald Trump Jr. for posting a photograph Kittos took of a bowl of Skittles to Twitter and had the picture removed.
Fear VR, a virtual reality Halloween haunted house at California’s Great America and Knott’s Berry Farm, has been closed down just days after its launch following complaints that the hospital-set haunt was “hurtful to those who suffer from mental illness.”
According to a newly released report, it appears that a newly shipped Apple iPhone 7 exploded in a fashion that looks similar to the explosion that led to the recall of all Samsung Galaxy Note 7S.
Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer did not prioritise protecting the security of its users before the massive cyber attack that affected 500 million accounts, according to a report from The New York Times.
With Apple’s help, author George R. R. Martin has released A Game of Thrones: Enhanced Edition to Apple’s iBooks library.
The UK’s Advertising Standards Authority has launched an investigation into the pre-release hype surrounding No Man’s Sky.
One of the most well-known white supremacist hubs on the web has declared a “holy crusade” against Breitbart editor MILO.
The FBI today deemed a threat to MILO’s event sufficiently credible that Florida Atlantic University has cancelled the Breitbart editor’s talk.
DENVER (AP) — Police officers across the country misuse confidential law enforcement databases to get information on romantic partners, business associates, neighbors, journalists and others for reasons that have nothing to do with daily police work, an Associated Press investigation has found.
ATLANTA (AP) — A former Verizon Wireless technician is accused of using the company’s computers to obtain customers’ private call records – plus data showing where customers’ phones were – and then selling them to an unnamed private investigator, federal prosecutors said.
A lot of weird stuff has been happening to data inside the internet’s walled gardens. It has been getting shut down by the people who own the sites we all depend on.
President Barack Obama’s drive to hand off control of Internet domains to a foreign multi-national operation will give some very unpleasant regimes equal say over the future of online speech and commerce.
Disney has significant advantages over other bidders to acquire Twitter. First, Twitter’s CEO Jack Dorsey serves on Disney’s Board of Directors. But the biggest advantage is that Disney owns a 33 percent stake in BAMTech, the tech spinout from Major League Baseball that owns the app powering Twitter’s streaming of NFL games on the web.
MILO will speak at Florida Atlantic University on Thursday, September 29th in a discussion titled “Feminism is Cancer for Men and Women.”
The Faggot was too Dangerous for Villanova University.
Indonesia, the world’s most populous Muslim country, has agreed to block dozen of gay websites and apps in the country. The three specific websites at the center of this crackdown are the dating sites and applications Grindr, Blued, and BoyAhoy.
Ludeon’s RimWorld isn’t just one of the best simulations in recent memory; it makes a strong case for being on track to become one of the best ever made.
American Psycho author Bret Easton Ellis attacked “PC victim culture,” microaggressions, and campus crybabies in a long monologue of his own during the latest episode of the Bret Easton Ellis podcast, having previously delivered a monologue by Alex Kazemi that attacked the VMA’s pandering to social justice warriors and Black Lives Matter in his last episode.
SpaceX CEO Elon Musk unveiled his plan for “bold moves by private enterprise” to colonize Mars, beginning in 2022, at his keynote speech this week for the 67th International Astronautical Congress in Guadalajara, Mexico.
The left has some new, original smears for Milo Yiannopoulos. They’re calling him bigoted and racist. We’ve never heard that before, right?
Both the victims and the alleged killers in the murder of three people in California were reportedly members of their local ‘furry’ community.
Administrators at Clemson University are asking students to stop referencing Harambe, claiming jokes about the deceased gorilla promote rape culture and racism.
The release of FBI documents relating to the Clinton email investigation reveal that top Clinton aide Huma Abedin picked one username that Clinton would use on the server, despite claiming she had no knowledge of the server.
University of Tennessee law professor Glenn Reynolds, creator of the Instapundit blog, will not receive disciplinary action for his tweets relating to Charlotte protestors, The College Fix reports.
The FBI are investigating a potential hack of Democratic Party staffers’ cell phones, launching a request to examine a number of devices to check for evidence of a malicious attack.
