The Oregon Court of Appeals has upheld a $135,000 fine against two Christian bakers who were ordered to pay the money to a lesbian couple after refusing to bake them a gay wedding cake.
60 percent of young Americans between the ages of 18 and 29 use online streaming services as their primary way to watch television, according to a report.
Google is working with select hotels to stifle competition, which is making travel more expensive for consumers, according to a report.
The Library of Congress is set to stop archiving all Twitter posts at the end of the month.
An upcoming dating app uses your DNA to help you find your “true love,” according to a report. Pheramor, created by 26-year-old geneticist Brittany Barreto, plans to launch in February and reportedly “combines genetic information with data gleaned from social
Communist China has shut down more than 13,000 websites in three years, according to a report.
“High-level Amazon and Microsoft directors” face charges following a sex trafficking sting that was based on emails sent to brothels.
2017 was full of meltdowns from overwhelmingly left-wing, anti-Trump verified Twitter users. Here were some of the highlights of the year.
CNN called Thomas the Tank Engine and Paw Patrol “fascist cartoons” in an article on Friday, days before children around the globe will find toys from the popular shows under the Christmas tree.
Musician and former Smiths frontman Morrissey denied he would kill President Donald Trump, attacked the “hateful” media, and wished the public a Merry Christmas “free of terrorism” in an end of year speech posted online this week.
Domino’s Pizza employs more people in their IT department than anywhere else in the company, and their embracing of technology has helped its stock outperform numerous tech giants, according to a report.
Apple is being sued after the company admitted to slowing down older iPhone models in a statement this week.
Dozens of companies have been accused of using targeted Facebook advertisements to exclude older users from job applications.
Apple has confirmed it is slowing down older models of the iPhone, claiming it was in an effort to prevent random shutdowns.
The personal information of 123 million households in the US may have been compromised after an Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud storage “bucket” was left exposed, according to a report.
Subscriptions for cable television and Netflix are now “neck and neck,” according to a report.
Ashley Madison, the hookup service for cheating partners, has threatened to sue competitor CasualX over alleged similarities in their marketing.
Two psychologists have claimed that selfie addiction could be a sign of a mental condition called “selfitis.”
Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte expressed support for gay marriage last weekend, declaring, “If that will add to your happiness, I am for it.”
An alleged thief reportedly used a stolen car to become a Lyft driver, driving 11,000 miles before the vehicle was returned to its owners.
Facebook will reduce the spread of “engagement bait” posts that “beg” for likes, comments, and shares, according to a report.
YouTube banned Mike Cernovich’s documentary on Sweden’s refugee crisis from being viewed in European countries, then restored the video but placed it in “YouTube Jail,” disabling comments and sharing, while adding a warning message to viewers.
Artificial intelligence will take over from British police in the scanning of child abuse images to save officers from “trauma,” according to a report.
From organizing mass hexes to setting up witch-themed Etsy stores, the feminist movement and witchcraft are becoming increasingly entwined.
Indonesia, the nation with the largest Muslim population in the world, has sentenced ten men to prison following a raid on a gay club and sauna.
Indonesia, the largest Muslim nation in the world, “narrowly rejected” a law that would criminalize gay sex and sex before marriage this week.
AOL Instant Messenger (AIM) officially closed down on Friday, ending a twenty-year run.
OUT Magazine and GLAAD both claimed on Thursday that the repeal of net neutrality is a “blow to minority communities, particularly LGBTQ web users.”
The California Department of Public Health has warned the public long-term exposure to cell phones could cause health concerns, advising citizens to take steps such as keeping devices away from their beds at night.
The Atlantic claims online pornography is killing the environment at a greater pace than physical pornography ever did, in an article this week.
A Chinese tech company has pulled their “flirtatious secretary” virtual assistant after the Wall Street Journal suggested it objectified women.
A security vendor has discovered a massive searchable database of 1.4 billion stolen credentials on the dark web, according to a report.
Several creators on membership platform Patreon have criticized the company’s new fee structure after it reportedly caused patrons to leave in protest.
Fake, but realistic celebrity porn videos showing popular actresses such as Emma Watson and Gal Gadot in explicit scenarios are being created using artificial intelligence.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) faced criticism for saying that President Donald Trump “slut-shamed” Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) with a non-sexual insult, Tuesday.
Uber and Lyft will refund passengers who were forced to pay higher fares while trying to escape New York City following the attempted terrorist attack on Monday.
Google is facing scrutiny by Israel’s antitrust agency following a complaint from video advertising platform Artimedia, according to a report.
Hidden keyloggers have been discovered pre-installed on Hewlett-Packard (HP) laptops, creating a potentially dangerous security risk.
More than a quarter of millennials would date a robot, with men three times more likely to do so than women, according to a report.
“Mosul Eye,” a self-described historian who covertly recorded Islamic State (ISIS) crimes and helped get the information out into the world, has revealed his real identity.
