CEOs of American companies are seeking progress on an agreement that would allow U.S. firms to invest more in China.
The U.S. and China are expected to announce a deal Thursday when President Xi Jinping visits Washington.
The country is aiming to protect valuable data by replacing the Windows operating system with its own version, titled BOSS.
Authorities say the tourists were traveling in four buses and had entered a “banned area” in the Western Desert when Egyptian police and armed forces pursuing terrorists attacked their convoy.
Public defenders in California want to know how frequently police are using controversial new Stingray-like devices that can snoop on users' cellphones.
A provision to offer temporary protection status to overcome visa delays brings worries over security.
The breach immediately landed on the U.S. government's healthcare "Wall of Shame."
The tech giant says allowing U.S. authorities to access private customer data in Ireland is toxic to European business.
The new law has caused uncertainty among companies and sparked fears over surveillance and privacy rights.
Military leaders from across the border are fighting in eastern Ukraine, where Nazi-style troop formations have been observed, Ukraine says.
Tensions have been running high between the nuclear-armed neighbors since peace talks that were due to be held last weekend were called off at the last minute.
"In my opinion there should be a nice, red line: Drones should not be weaponized. Period," said the bill's initial sponsor.
Home addresses, phone numbers and flight information were released in an email the company sent by accident last week, the company said.
“The taxpayers of New Jersey are not Chris Christie’s personal ATM machine,” the leader of a citizens advocacy group said.
Users' email addresses, credit information and passwords were posted online Tuesday by hackers.
Kenyan Chief Justice Willy Mutanga said corrupt law enforcement officials have been deceiving the law and stealing billions of taxpayer revenues through a traffic scam.
At least 46 people have been killed in clashes between Islamic State, a rival Islamist group and forces loyal to the official government in two Libyan cities, residents and medics said on Friday.
Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan are expected to train with the Russian navy in addition to other drills this month with China.
Many police departments require their officers to wear body cameras. But the rules around when to turn them on and off are murky.
As security guards stood keeping the mourners apart in Bobbi Kristina Brown’s funeral, the conflict between the Browns and Houstons continued.
“Our aim remains to ensure its nonnuclear status through an agreement acceptable for all,” Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said following a closed-door meeting with North Korean Foreign Minister Ri Su Yong.
"There’s no doubt that over the past few years the capabilities of everyone have increased," says former U.S. Army Cyber Command chief.
