Thomas Kika

The president claimed that he and other conservatives were being censored for political differences, rather than for spreading misleading information.

In an interview, Gov. Ron DeSantis admitted that his state's unemployment system is built with intentional roadblocks to encourage residents not to use it.

The long-delayed blockbuster will be available as a $30 rental in the U.S. and elsewhere on Sept. 4.

The nearly nine-year-old platform will be replaced by YouTube Music.

The rumor came from sources outside of the company and didn't seem in line with Apple's product philosophies.

The editorial from a state-run outlet said that the Chinese government could block the sale or shutdown of the popular company.

The tech giant's operations produced nearly 3,200 metric tons of garbage last year.

Controversial Kris Kobach is close to clinching the GOP Senate nomination in Kansas and progressive 2018 freshman Rep. Rashida Tlaib faces a tough rematch in Michigan.

Numerous teachers and faculty members formed lines of cars and drove through cities like Los Angeles and Chicago.

The former king oversaw the country's transition from dictatorship to democracy over 40 years, finally abdicating to his son in 2014 amidst a previous corruption investigation.

The bill would make Nevada the seventh state to send ballots to all registered voters.

The Pixel 5 and 5G Pixel 4a are set to launch in the fall in several countries.

Microsoft was said to be in early talks to acquire the popular company after Trump said he was considering a ban on the app if it wasn't divested from Chinese ownership.

Potentially violating state rules on indoor gatherings, the party was held on Friday night with little visible adherence to public health guidelines.

The social media giant wants the public to understand that results may be delayed but that doesn't mean mail-in voting is fradulent, CEO says.

Greg Pence, an Indiana congressman, co-owns the emporium with his wife and is facing pressure from his Democratic challenger to remove the items.

The administration views the popular video-sharing app as a possible danger to national security due to its Chinese ownership.

The company will also expand its music offering on Facebook Watch.

On the back of strong Q3 results, Apple's stock rose to an all-time high on Friday.

The order came following a report that a system for tracking terrorists was being used to collect information on journalists.

The popular video-based apps are under government scrutiny for their use of customer data and links to China.

Gen. Anthony Tata tweeted inflammatory remarks about Islam and Barack Obama in 2018.

A report from analysis firm Canalys found that Huawei shipped 55.8 million smartphones compared to Samsung’s 53.7 million.

The company's home health division posted its biggest annual growth ever as consumers snapped up cleaning supplies.

Report claims to have found which U.S. company's COVID-19 research was targeted by Chinese nationals.

The film, television and theme park divisions of NBCUniversal, in addition to its Europe-based media outlet Sky, all suffered big drops in revenue.

The former GOP presidential candidate had been hospitalized in Atlanta since July 1.

The Apple CEO seemed to receive the least questions during the hearings.

Google's CEO was subjected to hard questions about the multinational company's practices.