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March 12, 2020

Coronavirus’ similarities with SARS are reassuring: Dr. Marc Siegel

Dr. Marc Siegel on coronavirus

March 12, 2020

Iran digs massive trenches to bury coronavirus dead, report says

Iran has dug two football-field-sized trenches in the weeks following its first confirmed coronavirus case, according to satellite images.

March 11, 2020

Trump ‘likely’ to declare coronavirus an emergency: Dr. Marc Siegel

Dr. Marc Siegel on coronavirus 

March 3, 2020

Is Apple committing iPhone fraud?

Apple is in hot water

March 2, 2020

Twitter tells employees in Japan, Hong Kong, South Korea to work from home due to coronavirus

Twitter has mandated that all of its employees in Japan, Hong Kong and South Korea work from home due to the coronavirus-- which has killed over 3,000 people globally-- "due in part to government restrictions," in those countries the company said on Monday. 

March 1, 2020

Exclusive access: Apple's Tim Cook rolls out education initiative in Alabama

Apple CEO Tim Cook helped launch a coding initiative for students in his home state of Alabama. FOX Business' Susan Li was there with exclusive access and a sit-down interview.

February 15, 2020

NY State Sheriff's Association President: Green Light Law restricts information law enforcement needs

New York State's controversial "Green Light Law" prevents federal law enforcement agencies from doing their job, New York Sheriff's Association President Sheriff Jeffrey Murphy said Saturday.

February 15, 2020

Kayleigh McEnany's big question ahead of Nevada caucuses: Will Dems 'rig' it again?

The big question ahead of the Nevada caucuses later this month is whether or not it will be an "unmitigated disaster," Trump 2020 National Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany said Saturday.

February 14, 2020

New facial recognition app promises to solve crimes, but critics say it means end of privacy

A class action lawsuit filed Wednesday in New York federal court claims a breakthrough facial recognition technology designed for law enforcement use is illegally taking people’s biometric information without their consent.

February 10, 2020

Chess master Garry Kasparov loses to computer in first of 6-game match: This Day in History

Twenty-four years ago on Monday, world chess champion came up against a force too great to overcome: a computer.