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The U.S. Federal Election Commission voted on Thursday to seek public comment on possible regulatory changes after Facebook Inc. said that Russians bought ads on the No. 1 social network during the U.S. presidential campaign.

The rising use of consumer-grade drones by militant groups has posed a unique challenge for both militaries and domestic police. Reuters looks at some of the emerging technologies security services hope will counter the threat.

The International Space Station greeted three new members on Wednesday as Expedition 53 successfully docked just six hours after take off.

YuMi the humanoid robot showed no signs of nerves on Tuesday night as it raised its baton to conduct the Lucca Philharmonic orchestra alongside Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli.

The new Apple Watch for the first time will be able to make calls and access the internet without the customer carrying an iPhone -- a major upgrade that one analyst predicted would more than double watch sales.

Apple on Tuesday unveiled its tenth anniversary iPhone, that it says sets the path for the next decade.

Apple heralded the launch of its new series of iPhones as the greatest technological advancement yet for its popular smartphone.

Facebook plucked down millions of dollars to land a reality show featuring Oakland Raiders running back Marshawn Lynch, a source told Reuters, in a clear sign the world’s biggest social network is ready to pay big for content for its newly launched video service.

Apple is expected to reveal new iPhones, Apple Watches and possibly more at their event in the so-called Spaceship Campus’ Steve Jobs theater. These new phones could see the price total over $1000.

Facebook said Wednesday it had found that an influence operation likely based in Russia spent $100,000 on ads promoting divisive social and political messages leading up to the election and afterwards.

Alphabet Inc’s Google on Wednesday unveiled tools to make augmented reality apps for mobile devices using the Android operating system, setting up its latest showdown with Apple Inc’s iPhone over next-generation smartphone features.

Samsung set out to wipe the slate clean in New York on Wednesday with its new Galaxy Note 8 "phablet," hoping features like dual rear cameras and its biggest-ever screen will extinguish memories of the device's fire-prone predecessor.