Troops stationed overseas cannot watch this weekend's crucial NFL playoff games during a government shutdown, as the American Forces Network will be off the air.
Twitter is emailing U.S. users who retweeted, liked or followed Russian-linked accounts. The platform announced on Friday it discovered 1,062 additional accounts linked to Russia's IRA.
In the likely event of a government shutdown, civilian life would be largely unaffected for many Americans.
The proposed bill against Huawei comes around the same time AT&T and Verizon reportedly backed away from deals with the Chinese smartphone maker.
Bandy Lee, a psychiatry professor at Yale University, told lawmakers at a briefing in December that President Donald Trump was "going to unravel."
Senators from both parties called on DHS to stop the expansion of its biometric exit program after a recent report found the technology wrongly scans passengers and could violate privacy.
In response to IBT’s investigation, the GOP senator is pressing his party for answers about the provision, which could enrich Corker and other GOP lawmakers. Corker also said the provision was in the House version of the bill, a claim experts disputed.
In a series of telephone calls with IBT, GOP senator denies knowledge of a key provision that could enrich him.
Critics of the Republican tax bill charge that the legislation was crafted by lobbyists. But what does that really mean? A lobbying expert breaks down the lobbying sector and its influence.
Rep. Trent Franks (R-AZ) is resigning amid a sexual harassment ethics investigation. He and his wife Josephine have been married for almost 40 years.
Will Congressman John Conyers resign after a former aide accused him of sexual misconduct?
A Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing has been called by Bob Corker to discuss the president’s executive authority to use nuclear weapons.
Security researchers spotted a new phishing campaign aimed at stealing Facebook login credentials. This is why you need two-factor authentication.
Facebook, Twitter, and Google executives will publicly testify on Capitol Hill over Russia's use of platforms to spread misinformation.
According to reports, tech giants Facebook, Twitter and Google will tell congressional investigators that Russian activity during the 2016 U.S. presidential campaign was far worse than originally reported.
Frederica Wilson is not only a Florida Democrat in a sparkly cowboy hat, but the target in president Donald Trump's latest Twitter feud.
A congressional IP address flagged by the popular congress-edits Twitter account shows changes to a Star Wars Wikipedia page detailing species including the "Porgs."
After the discovery of political ads from Russian accounts during the presidential election, Facebook tells advertisers it will now manually review ads regarding politics, religion, race.
Executives from Twitter and Facebook are set to testify in front of the Senate Intelligence Committee on Russian activity on the platforms during the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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The president will wound the Iran nuclear deal by refusing to certify it but would stop short of unraveling the agreement by pushing Congress to reimpose sanctions on Tehran.
Richard Smith, former CEO of the credit reporting firm, testified in front of the House Energy and Commerce Committee Tuesday.