Technology

Google told FOX Business it has approved former President Trump’s Truth Social for distribution in its Google Play store for the first time.

Artemis I is an uncrewed test flight that will launch the agency's Space Launch System and send its Orion spacecraft around the Moon and back to Earth.

The families of two teenagers who died by suicide are suing Amazon for selling sodium nitrite at a high concentration that can be fatal when consumed.

Cisco Systems' newest addition to its meeting devices is Microsoft's Teams messaging app, which will provide Cisco employees an alternative to their Webex video app.

The Federal Trade Commission is looking into allegations related to ride-share company Uber's soon-to-end rewards program, the New York Post reported Tuesday.

Amazon employees at two locations held walkouts Tuesday at the start of the company's second Prime Day of the year, making demands of the retail giant.

NASA's test has been a successful proof of concept in changing the trajectory of celestial objects. Fear of asteroids hitting earth has spawned many movies.

Jamie Dimon has expressed support for Tesla CEO Elon Musk's plan to remove Twitter's spam and fake accounts. He called the electric automaker "very smart" during a recent interview.

Allowing school buses to request green lights at traffic signals will improve student safety and lower the consumption of fuel due to reduced travel times, a new study says.

A British spy agency says China aimed to use its Beidou satellite navigation network to tighten its grip over its citizens at home, while spreading its influence abroad.

Delta has made an upfront equity investment of $60 million in Joby with the opportunity to expand that to $200 million as the companies work towards launching the service.

Major retailers like Amazon, Walmart and Target are offering earlier holiday deals this year as they extend the shopping season amid rising inflation.

Amazon, in order to stay on track to meet it's Climate Pledge, will work with Rivian to triple it's fleet of electric delivery vans in Europe by 2025.

A pro-Russian hacking group named Killnet has reportedly launched a distributed denial-of-service attack, making some U.S. airport websites unavailable.