It isn't just ISIS that Anonymous has declared war against -- it's all its friends as well. The group has claimed responsibility for the cyberattacks in Turkey.
On Sunday, China passed a controversial new antiterrorism law that has drawn the ire of human rights groups, businesses, and politicians the world over.
Fiat Chrysler recalled over half a million of its vehicles citing concerns with vanity mirror wiring and a low-pressure hose that could pose a fire risk.
The product of a partnership among Oculus, Samsung, and Uninterrupted, you can now watch the 12-minute Gear VR experience known as Striving for Greatness
Cards Against Humanity is letting the 150,000 subscribers to their Eight Sensible Gifts for Hanukkah decide the fate of Tête de Faune, an original Picasso.
On Tuesday, Seattle Governor Jay Inslee admitted that since 2002, around 3,200 prison inmates have been released by mistake because of a software error.
Now, thanks to a question-and-answer session on Product Hunt, Jack Dorsey has revealed just how he does the near-impossible task of running two companies.
#NotMyAbuela began trending on both Facebook and Twitter after the Clinton campaign published "7 things Hillary Clinton has in common with your abuela."
The RE-vibe is the world's first anti-distraction wearable, reminding wearers to stay (or get back on) task, all by way of slight vibrations on the wrist.
The experts at Today's Coaching delved a bit deeper into Kickstarter data and discovered a few key trends that seem consistent across well-funded projects.
Eddie Tipton has already been convicted of fixing the lottery in Iowa, but now, authorities believe that he's involved in many more schemes in more states