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This guy really wants to make cars, no matter what.

The activist Twitter account wants brands to cut funding from Facebook because it won't remove Trump's incendiary posts.

Telehealth and sports goods are enjoying an uptick in business. But times are grim for luxury and travel brands.

Are they taking requests?

Alexis Ohanian says he believes "resignation can actually be an act of leadership from people in power right now."

Plus a $25,000 donation with monthly $5,000 contributions to follow.

On this episode, we’ve got stories about a cool sneaker company and a weird social network.

Jeff Bezos' monolith says it stands with George Floyd protesters. So why won't it stop tracking and profiling them?

Conspiracy theorists claim Gates created coronavirus in order to sell vaccines with tracking chips.

The company has asked websites to stop promoting any kit that features police at all.

The somewhat controversial method uses your phone's location data against you. Fortunately, you can take precautions with a few clicks.

The ad ran for five days and reached more than 50,000 people. It was only removed because a journalist emailed Facebook about it.

No, they weren't hacked. All 1,780 towering kiosks in NYC's five boroughs are cycling through the names of victims of police violence.

A sobering letter from CEO Tim Cook outlines the company's position in the midst of nationwide protests.

In a world overwhelmed by the devastating coronavirus, robots are providing some relief to hospitals, restaurants, and beyond.

The platform is focusing on tweets with the “highest potential for harm” rather than addressing misinformation wholesale.

Improving the ability to communicate with neural cells will allow scientists to study healthy and diseased bodies better.

Is this your king?

It's the second-best thing to removing the President's account completely.