Regulators: Los Alamos lab nuclear safety effort falls short
Regulators say Los Alamos National Laboratory has not ensured sufficient nuclear safety in its operations as the New Mexico facility prepares to increase its work with plutonium.
Apple's fiscal 2Q revenue, profit sag amid iPhone slump
Weak iPhone demand is still causing Apple's overall sales to shrink, despite the company's effort to emphasize services designed to bring in a steady flow of money from its 1.4 billion devices still in use.
US searches of phones, laptops at airports rising, suit says
New documents filed in a lawsuit against the government claim searches of phones and laptops at airports and points of entry are rising and are being conducted for reasons beyond immigration and customs enforcement.
EXCLUSIVE: Sprint's 'failing' finances factor in T-Mobile's $26B tie-up
The $28 billion deal is in regulatory limbo as officials from the antitrust division study whether the deal will lead to price increases for consumers since it would reduce the number of major wireless carriers.
Wisconsin court says gun site not liable in spa shooting
The state Supreme Court dismissed a lawsuit Tuesday alleging a firearms website that enabled a man to illegally purchase the pistol he used in a mass shooting at a suburban Milwaukee spa six years ago is liable in the killings, ruling that federal law grants the site operators immunity.
Zuckerberg to explain how Facebook gets 'privacy focused'
CEO Mark Zuckerberg will kick off Facebook's annual F8 conference Tuesday with what are expected to be more details about his new "privacy-focused" vision for the social network.
Girls outscore boys on tech, engineering, even without class
Though less likely to study in a formal technology or engineering course, America's girls are showing more mastery of those subjects than their boy classmates, according to newly released national education data.
Samsung Electronics Co. says its operating profit for the last quarter declined more than 60% from a year earlier because of falling chip prices and sluggish demands for its display panels.
Several US airlines hit by brief computer-related outage
At least three major U.S. airlines were briefly affected Monday by an outage at a technology provider that shut down ticketing and check-in online and at airport kiosks.
'Shark Tank' star Daymond John praises entrepreneur with 'worst pitch' ever for making a comeback
A brave entrepreneur returned to the "Shark Tank" Sunday, hoping for redemption roughly five years after a panel of famous investors skewered him for his invention.
Ethane storage seen as key to revitalization of Appalachia
Plans are underway in Appalachia to create two underground facilities to store ethane, a byproduct of natural gas drilling seen as integral to revitalizing a region still struggling from the loss of industrial and manufacturing jobs decades ago.
England, Wales to urge crime victims to hand over phones
Police in England and Wales are distributing consent forms urging victims of sexual assault and other crimes to turn over access to mobile phones and other electronic devices or risk having their cases dropped.
Beluga whale with Russian harness raise alarm in Norway
A beluga whale found with a tight harness that appeared to be Russian made has raised the alarm of Norwegian officials and prompted speculation that the animal may have escaped from a Russian military facility.
China diplomat: Huawei should be allowed to upgrade 5G in UK
China's ambassador to Britain says tech giant Huawei should be allowed to help upgrade the U.K.'s communications network, urging the government to resist "protectionism" and ignore pressure from other countries.
Far from glitzy tech hubs, Chinese city bets big on VR
Enthusiasm for VR has cooled after years of hype, but China's leaders are trying to drum up excitement and take the lead in a technology they expect eventually will be used widely.
NFL Draft steals: Tom Brady, other late-round picks who rose to football, financial stardom
Some little-known prospects managed to parlay their unheralded starts into lengthy, lucrative careers. Others played their way into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Be wary of robot emotions; 'simulated love is never love'
Researchers say that if robots move like humans and talk like humans, even if it's only a little bit, then it's natural that we will treat them like humans.
Musk still working on pact with SEC to avoid contempt ruling
Elon Musk and U.S. securities regulators say they are still trying to work out an agreement that would avoid the Tesla CEO being held in contempt of court over his tweets.
California's Democratic governor has signed a law requiring companies like Amazon and eBay to collect sales taxes on behalf of some out-of-state sellers.
Canada's privacy czar is taking Facebook to court after finding the social-media giant's lax practices allowed personal information to be used for political purposes.
Video game effort could help regulate future drone traffic
Drones ferrying medical supplies, packages and even pizza could one day be crisscrossing the skies above U.S. cities, and a team at the University of Utah is working with regulators to keep that future traffic in check using a video game.
Does Hillary Clinton deserve to be indicted for past indiscretions?
Former 2016 presidential candidate Hillary Clinton questioned the legality of President Trump’s actions laid out in Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s report.
Irish regulator investigates Facebook over exposed passwords
Ireland's privacy regulator says it is investigating Facebook over the social media giant's recent revelation that it had left hundreds of millions of user passwords exposed.