Lauren Walker

Ad-blockers vs. pop-up ads: an escalating war with no clear answers.

An Oklahoma Court granted the death row inmate a stay to give itself time to consider new evidence.

The surprise move came in response to years of user requests.

It was the latest move in a protracted legal battle for their release.

Hassan's story offers a glimpse into the lives of dozens of men who say they've been accidentally ensnared in the war against Al-Qaeda.

The policy does not include state and local agencies and may not apply to public places.

"Anyone who has the clearances that the secretary of state has...knows how classified information should be handled."

In their new book, "Exceptional: Why the World Needs a Powerful America," Dick and Liz Cheney say President Obama is what's wrong with the world.

Political cartoonist Ted Rall illustrates the NSA leaker's story.

A Pew study asked 3,217 U.S. adults about their use of and attitudes toward cellphones.

"For the first ever, one billion people used Facebook in a single day," Zuckerberg wrote in a Facebook post.

Brian Krebs says a Twitter user Thadeus Zu had a link to the data early.

Police found Vester Lee Flanagan with help from a license plate reader.

The Indonesian crayfish's colorful pinchers have made it a pet in many aquariums.

The Ashley Madison hack and subsequent data dumps trigger a plethora of privacy laws.

Media outlets are grappling with how much information to report from the data dump of AshleyMadison.com users' sensitive information.

On Tuesday, Chelsea Manning was sentenced to 21 days with restrictions on recreation for violating prison rules.

Boston Dynamics shows off it's uncanny new humanoid robot in a video.

The breach of U.S. taxpayers' information is more extensive than previously thought, the Wall Street Journal reports.

Calls for more U.S. drone missions comes months after the Air Force reduced flights and the Army announced soldier cuts.

The number of drones spotted trumped by the number of birds hit, data shows.

The former private, who was sentenced for leaking diplomatic cables to WikiLeaks, now may be punished for prison infractions.

If he is, it's slim pickings in Pyongyang.

Federal officials cite driver's fatigue in probe of the 2014 crash that seriously injured comedian Tracy Morgan.

The lone dissenter in the recent vote by the American Psychological Association is a retired colonel with a controversial past.

APA votes nearly unanimously for resolution following damning reports the association colluded with CIA and Pentagon.

Less than 24 hours after Netflix announced its enhanced paid leave policy for new mothers and fathers, Microsoft follows suit.

The company's new policy exceeds the paid leave packages that most corporations offer.

Operations halt in Pakistan as the Taliban moves into Afghanistan. Strikes in Yemen continue at steady pace but rev up in Somalia.

Tucked away in Microsoft's terms and conditions is a substantial power grab.