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Super Nintendo World may not be open to visitors until next month, but now fans can get a sneak peek.

The video gaming publisher Bethesda announced Tuesday that it’s working on a new “Indiana Jones” title with a cryptic video trailer and scant other details.

Former Twitter Vice President Bruce Daisley told "Varney & Co." companies would "love to” avoid political drama.

The use of one of the largest facial recognition software databases in the country jumped 26% on the day after the storming of the U.S. Capitol, with police and law enforcement agencies turning to the technology to try to identify agitators behind the attack.

Gab sent out a cryptic tweet: "Call me, Elon!"

Big tech, which is run by the left, is robbing Americans of their access to a free marketplace of ideas. 

Technology is keeping us fit, engaged and connected as we quarantine.

Stripe Inc. will no longer process payments for President Trump’s campaign website following last week’s riot at the Capitol, according to people familiar with the matter.

Parler will likely go offline for "a while" Sunday evening given Amazon Web Services' decision to suspend the upstart social media platform after Wednesday's U.S. Capitol riot, executives said Sunday.

Gab, a more conservative-friendly alternative to Twitter, announced Saturday the social media platform is gaining 10,000 users an hour in the wake of Twitter permanently suspending President Trump’s account.

For many people, the coronavirus pandemic has made working from home routine.

Reddit has banned the Donald Trump-dedicated subreddit group "r/DonaldTrump." 

For Elon Musk and Tesla 2021 is off to a lucrative start.

Bradley Rukstales, CEO of tech company Cogensia, was arrested Wednesday following riots at the Capitol and is now apologizing for his actions.

Krebs was the first leader of Homeland Security unit CISA and led the national effort to keep the 2020 election safe from hacking

Facebook reportedly tried to stop employees from discussing President Trump and the violence that took place inside the Capitol on Wednesday.

Shopify has closed websites associated with President Donald Trump following the riots at the U.S. Capitol.

Facebook and Twitter are under pressure from both sides after locking President Trump out of his social media accounts.

Between Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve, customers spent $1.8 billion which was "driven largely by spending on games," the company announced Wednesday. 

The move is aimed at curbing the threat to Americans posed by Chinese software applications