Technology

When an employer sets out to recruit young people for a certain job, is it discriminating against older job seekers in a way that breaks the law?

Nearly 200,000 Philadelphians take advantage of Internet Essentials, along with six million users nationwide.

When video gamers get tendinopathy or wrist pain, Caitlin McGee has a recovery and plan — and suggestions for better ergonomic play.

U.S. intelligence agencies have singled out Iran as one of the main foreign cyber threats facing America

Jones is facing five defamation suits, most of them centering on comments about school shootings.

"The extremes are screaming while the majority whispers."

Apple's share price reached an all-time high above $207 on Thursday.

The company says it removed 32 accounts from Facebook and Instagram.

As of Monday evening, officials said, 1,000 people have already downloaded blueprints for AR-15 rifles.

Russian hackers took aim at maybe the most vulnerable sector of U.S. elections: campaigns.

You can pretty much drop them off anywhere. And that's part of the problem.

Amazon Rekognition has been marketed as a tool that provides extremely accurate facial analysis through photos and video.

"China, Russia and Iran stand out as three of the most capable and active cyber actors tied to economic espionage and the potential theft of U.S. trade secrets."

A digital artist turns Philadelphia's Icebox gallery into an immersive interpretation of 4th Amendment privacy laws.

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy is launching two initiatives to help attract high-tech companies to the state.