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YouTube “terminated” Tenet Media and other channels run by Lauren Chen, who was accused by the DOJ Wednesday of using Russian government money to pay right-wing influencers.

If approved by Frontier Communications shareholders, the deal would expand Verizon’s landline footprint beyond the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic.

Snapchat is a “breeding ground” for predators seeking to collect sexually explicit images of children and extort them, the state of New Mexico argues in a lawsuit.

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Nervous about that Change Healthcare data breach letter that came in the mail? Take these steps if you’re worried you’ve been affected by a data breach.

Meta’s Oversight Board ruled the phrase “from the river to the sea” isn’t necessarily hate speech, a decision likely to fuel debate over Israel-Gaza war content.

Authors are criticizing NaNoWriMo for not objecting to the use of artificial intelligence in its annual event challenging people to write a novel in a month.

Links to Telegram on Meta’s platforms often lead to drugs and scams, researchers find.

OpenAI’s search tool shows promise but lacks Google’s specialized functions and can suffer from hallucinations.

Engaging in small talk at work can boost your career and well-being. Follow these expert tips.

International efforts to rein in online surveillance tools are being systematically skirted, researchers say.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average falls more than 600 points, a 1.5 percent drop for the day.

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Some critics of Big Tech worry the Democratic presidential nominee’s deep ties to large tech companies could prompt friendlier treatment.

Musk bought X with a combination of his own money, bank loans and capital raised from friends and associates. Here’s how far underwater his investors are today.

For years, internet moguls like Elon Musk and Pavel Durov have flown above the law as captains of free speech. Now they’re hitting turbulence.

X owner Elon Musk has refused to reestablish an office in the country to respond to government requests to take down accounts that spread fake news.

The new horror movie “AfrAId” shows that malicious AI is now the go-to villain for Hollywood and our nightmares.