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The U.S. government is trying to force Facebook to break the encryption in its popular Messenger app so law enforcement may listen to a suspect's voice conversation in a criminal probe, according to an exclusive Reuters report Friday.

U.S. scientists have produced five grams of powdered uranium, known as yellowcake, by extracting it from seawater - raising hopes of an unlimited supply for the United States.

The Parker Solar Probe was launched on Sunday in a mission to venture closer to the Sun than ever before.

Samsung launched the Galaxy Note 9 'phablet' in New York on Thursday, hoping to rejuvenate flagging sales by luring gamers with better battery life, quick device cooling, and the first Android platform to offer the 'Fortnite' blockbuster video game.

A team at an artificial intelligence research group, called OpenAI, said on Monday it used software simulation to help teach a robotic hand to rotate a block until a desired side faces upward -- a discovery that could eventually make it more economical to train robots to do things that are easy for humans.

T-Mobile U.S. is purchasing $3.5 billion in equipment from Nokia to upgrade its wireless network to '5G' in the world's biggest push towards the more-powerful mobile speed.

With Mars moving closest to Earth in15 years, it will be brighter than usual even to the naked eye and with a telescope you may be able to spot some surface features.

After struggling in Zimbabwe's crippled economy for years, Zimbabwe's tech entrepreneurs are hoping that a startup boom is imminent.

A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket successfully launched a Telesat communications satellite from Cape Canaveral, Florida.

Jeff Bezos-owned Blue Origin launched a test flight on Wednesday of its New Shepard rocket, which it plans to use to fly people into space.

Facebook, Alphabet and Twitter told a U.S. House panel on Tuesday that the social media companies are not discriminating against content for political reasons.

Despite advances in predicting where hurricanes are heading, forecasters are still struggling to determine a crucial factor in deciding emergency measures and evacuations: their intensity.