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The FAA has approved drones for Hollywood filmmakers — and it looks like they will be able to fly anywhere in the U.S. under certain conditions.

The incident, which occurred in July and was caught on camera, had the officer pinning the woman to the ground and punching her several times.

Among the most promising of a slew of experimental Ebola vaccines is a drug called ZMapp –- and it could have been ready years ago.

Apple's smartphone may not be waterproof, but tests find that it may have the ability to survive brief submersion.

Cisco CEO John Chambers thinks so. On Wednesday he said 80 percent of tech companies that have gone public in 2014 have no earnings.

Larry Ellison was unpopular with Oracle shareholders before he stepped down last week as its CEO.

Gross, co-founder and chief investment officer of Pimco, and other executives have reportedly been interviewed by the SEC as part of the probe.

Fierce competition from Apple and other Samsung devices is causing a headache for the original phablet.

Blizzard confirmed it was stopping development on Project Titan.

Research downplays the role humans have played in climate change, at least in the U.S. Northwest.

Tesla’s ‘Gigafactory’ could win in domestic solar energy even if Tesla doesn’t meet its ambitious goals.

HBO has confirmed some casting, directing and plot information for Season 2 of "True Detective."

Moms who are 35 or older or suffering from metabolic disorders are most at risk of having a child develop autism.

The RE100 campaign coincides with a private-sector push to get governments to tax carbon dioxide emissions that cause climate change.

Howard Stern mourned Eric "The Actor" Lynch after the "Wack Pack" caller died Saturday.

The company denied a report Monday that said the streaming service was done for.

Experts say the intensifying crackdown on Google services is impeding business, education and scientific research in China.

Sources confirm that Google is working with HTC on the upcoming Nexus 9 tablet.

Yahoo Inc. has acquired an online document-viewing software startup BookPad, which was incubated in India by Microsoft Ventures.

Both spacecraft will explore the Martian atmosphere and the planet's surface, to study local minerals and look for possible signs of life.

Four of the fugitives were captured Saturday night following an anonymous tip into Crime Stoppers.