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On Tuesday, California holds its congressional primaries and in one largely rural district, there is a new kind of money entering politics: payments to Facebook.

The Philadelphia 76ers are investigating whether team president Bryan Colangelo used Twitter accounts to anonymously trash some of his own players and fellow executives.

The scientists say It could be useful for deciding who should or should not be flying. 

The Franklin Institute has designed a video game with Ben Franklin in a Mario Bros. 8-bit world.

While Facebook makes money by selling stuff through advertising, it's also spawned hundreds of groups where the goal is to give things away.

Have an Echo and want to know what it has been recording? Here's how to find out.

Gun-shop owner Andy Raymond thought personalized firearms might get new people interested in guns. Instead, he attracted anger and was cast as an anti-gun gun dealer.

Comcast said Wednesday that it's in the "advanced stages" of making an offer.

Solarize Philly, the city group-buying program rolled out in April, promises an additional 20 percent savings on monthly energy bills for those who participate.

"This raises very real questions about the ability to remain anonymous in public spaces."

If you have a genetic mutation that increases your risk for a treatable medical condition, would you want to know?

There are no laws explicitly barring law enforcement from using real-time facial recognition, and the constitutionality has not been tested by higher courts.

Walking through Dickinson High School, one can't help but notice the two fluorescent yellow mechanical creatures.

With as many as 600,000 New Jersey residents now working as freelancers, Assemblyman says legislation is needed to ‘ensure they’re treated fairly.'

Geo-fencing has been deployed by retailers for years. Bringing it into health care spaces, however, is raising alarm among privacy experts.