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"We need to be working to maintain the integrity of our election," Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, told “Mornings with Maria” on Thursday.

Nearly two years after it controversially ended its work on Project Maven, Google is reportedly allowing its artificial intelligence technology for the Trump administration's "virtual" border wall.

The Department of Defense has awarded a $6.98 million contract to Wisconsin-based Teel Plastics to increase domestic production capacity of COVID-19 swabsticks.

Shopping for home decor just got an upgrade with a mobile video game that lets players buy furniture and decor within its e-commerce store.

Facebook is testing a new Nextdoor-like feature called Neighborhoods to connect local community members.

The agency called on the department to take precautions against malicious campaigns

Twitter on Tuesday enacted previously announced changes to the platform ahead of the upcoming November election, which included alterations to user options with regard to retweeting. 

Ahead of Tesla's Q3 earnings on Wednesday, Oct. 21, research firm Cross-Sell revealed a sneak peak into how the company fared in California, it's largest U.S. market.

The hyper-vigilance follows accusations that the platform and its rivals were exploited in previous elections, the 2016 presidential race in particular.

Sweden is banning Chinese tech companies Huawei and ZTE from building new high-speed wireless networks after a top security official called China one of the country’s biggest threats.

The tech company is relying on both artificial intelligence tools and tens of thousands of employees to vet content related to the Nov. 3 election.

Lockheed Martin’s Indago drone technology has been tested by the British Army

Microsoft Corp.'s latest Windows 10 appears to be breaking some PCs, causing the tech giant to scramble and fix the issues.

While some other billionaires are focused on and distracted by partisan political issues, Musk is looking toward the stars and humanity’s future in space.

With more consumer interest and requests for quotes in move-out services than at the same time last year, according to new Yelp data, the crowd-sourcing platform is stepping in to offer guidance and resources. 

The test lockers are modular and temperature-controlled, allowing them to be suitable for both indoor and outdoor environments. The modular setup can be adjusted to ensure specific temperatures are meet so a customer's order can be safely maintained, Albertsons said.

P.F. Chang’s is expanding its off-premise locations into the New York market as consumers shift their dining habits in the backdrop of dining restrictions and the delivery boom.

Twitter "has refused" to give the New York Post access to its account unless it deletes 6 tweets.

The U.S. Department of Justice is reportedly likely to file its highly-anticipated antitrust suit against Google early next week with without the support of any Democratic state attorneys general.

The Indian government has warned Amazon.com’s local unit and Walmart’s Flipkart that sellers on their platforms are not complying with a rule requiring that a product’s country of origin be specified.