Topic: Technology

NASA has awarded SpaceX $843 million to develop a new vehicle that can push the International Space Station out of orbit as part of the space laboratory's planned retirement, the federal agency said.

Every firework display is unique, but they all have one thing in common: science. Inside every firework is a specific combination of metals and salts that determines what colors will appear in the sky.

Russian ransomware group LockBit claims it has breached the U.S. Federal Reserve and is threatening to release 33 terabytes of sensitive data, including "Americans' banking secrets," on Tuesday.

The U.S. State Department's 2024 Trafficking in Human Persons Report, which assesses worldwide trafficking trends and was released Monday in Washington, D.C., revealed the "growing role of digital technology."

European Union anti-trust regulators notified Apple on Monday that App Store rules preventing developers from "steering" consumers to offers and content outside of the app breach the bloc's Digital Markets Act.

Thousands of car dealers in the United States are struggling to handle virtually all areas of their business, including sales and services, because their software vendor was hacked this week.

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul signed a pair of bills aimed at protecting kids on social media, joining a growing chorus of officials calling for more oversight of the effects online platforms have on young people.

GMB union officials arrived on-site at one of Amazon's main fulfilment centers in Britain's Midlands ahead of a ballot of 3,000 workers on whether they want the union to bargain with the U.S. tech giant on their behalf.

The Los Angeles Unified School District voted Tuesday to move forward with a plan to ban cellphone use throughout the school day, as early as January.

NASA said Tuesday that it has again pushed back the return trip to Earth of Boeing's repeatedly delayed Starliner mission.