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Technology September 9, 2020

College campuses working to keep coronavirus at bay turn to tech

Many聽colleges and universities聽nationwide are working around the clock to keep their campuses open during the coronavirus pandemic, as some rely聽on developments in technology聽to help keep students and staff COVID-free.

Media September 8, 2020

Guardian publishes op-ed written entirely by artificial intelligence: 鈥業 have no desire to wipe out humans鈥�

The聽Guardian published an opinion piece written entirely by artificial intelligence on Tuesday聽to convince聽readers that the advanced聽technology has聽鈥渘o desire to wipe out humans.鈥澛犅�

EDUCATION September 8, 2020

Hartford delays first day of school due to ransomware virus

Hartford, Conn., public schools postponed聽the聽first day of classes聽Tuesday after a citywide ransomware attack "caused an outage of critical systems."

VIDEO September 3, 2020

Navarro on coronavirus vaccine timeline: We're 鈥榥ot cutting corners'

Peter Navarro on coronavirus, economy聽

VIDEO August 21, 2020

Pentagon approves American-made drones

George Matus on Teal Drones

EDUCATION August 20, 2020

Zoom hackers target Columbine High School call with threats of '2020 Columbine remake'

Hackers on Tuesday disrupted a Columbine High School Zoom meeting with threats of a "2020 Columbine remake."

iPhone August 18, 2020

San Diego Police Department can covertly unlock iPhones with spyware technology, report says

San Diego police have been discreetly using spyware technology to unlock iPhones without their owners鈥� knowledge, according to a local report.

VIDEO August 17, 2020

FDA-approved coronavirus saliva test could be used at home: Dr. Marc Siegel

Dr. Marc Siegel on coronavirus testing, vaccine

VIDEO August 17, 2020

McDonald's sues former CEO Steve Easterbook

Andrew Napolitano on McDonald's lawsuit, how the ex-CEO is firing back as the company looks to reclaim his severance and Epic Games suing Google and Apple over its app store policies

Hong Kong August 14, 2020

China's national security law triggering radical transformation of Hong Kong's human rights

Despite pledges from top Hong Kong officials that the draconian national security law, which contains 66 articles and criminalizes succession and subversion, to terrorism and collusion, would only impact a small fraction of the seven million population, almost every facet of the once independent enclave 鈥� from education to civil society to technology 鈥� has been radically transformed in just over a month.

VIDEO August 13, 2020

FDA looking for coronavirus vaccine with 50% effectiveness: Dr. Marc Siegel

Dr. Marc Siegel on coronavirus vaccine, treatments