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In a memo, Zuckerberg called out the "malicious" behavior of employees scrubbing "Black Lives Matter" from Facebook's office walls.

Apple believes the court overreached when relying on the archaic All Writs Act to compel it to help the FBI hack Syed Farook's iPhone.

A security researcher found that the Nissan Leaf's app has security vulnerabilities, leading the automaker to deactivate the app.

Execs from Apple, Twitter, Snapchat, Facebook, and MTV met at the Justice Department on Wednesday to discuss the project.

The hearing will center around Apple's refusal to help the FBI access the iPhone 5c of San Bernardino shooter Syed Farook.

The cutout on this blazer makes no sense, unless you're in a wheelchair and you want to avoid awkward bunched-up clothes.

Though it's promising, some experts say that artificial intelligence won't be more than just a Band-Aid.

The listings "did not reflect Airbnb's vision for our community," Airbnb says.

Find products that will last you a lifetime.

Have you ever wished you could buy more things that live as long as that cast-iron crockpot that you inherited from grandpa? Then Tara Button's site Buy Me Once is the place to look.

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San Francisco sparrows sound very different than sparrows a few miles away in the country. Could we be witnessing evolution in action?

Kids learn among the plants and animals in this design for a radically different education environment.

The unauthorized scan allowed the ancient artifact, kept in a museum in Germany, to return to its homeland.

That puts the company in third place among wearable makers.

In 2015, Apple shipped 11.6 million Apple Watches, a new report from research firm IDC has revealed. That makes Apple the third-largest wearable maker last year, a period during which the Apple Watch was only available for nine months.

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"That's why this story is so important to everyone," says hacker, who was a fellow passenger on his flight.

As the filmmaker's latest documentary, Where To Invade Next, rolls out, he talks to Co.Create about parody-proof politics.

Offshoot of terror group says it will "delete" the Facebook and Twitter CEOs for combating terrorism online.

Diversity in VR is a design problem, writes SapientNitro's Daniel Harvey. Here's how to fix it.

Another casualty of modern culture: your relationships.

Our throwaway culture isn't just making us callous about tossing away that old iPhone the second a new one comes out, even though the old iPhone was working just fine. It's also making us indifferent to old friendships. New research out of the University of Kansas finds that when we relocate, we're as likely to discard social relationships as we are replaceable objects.

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CEOs are reportedly still pretty happy with their paychecks.

Not many topics unite Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, but the egregiousness of CEO pay is one of them. Clinton has noted that CEO compensation is 300 times that of the average worker, while Trump has spoken of how CEO compensation is a "total and complete joke . . . they get whatever they want." It seems that executive remuneration is a breakthrough subject this election season, bringing together both left and right.

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By measuring how hard the brain is working, the BACh system knows when to give a learner new information.

Please try to write better emails, for all of us.

If you send someone a text, it will probably be read immediately. But if you send an email, it's just as likely to slip onto the second page of unread messages in the recipient's inbox. The folks behind Boomerang, the email-processing tool, took a look at their sea of message data and worked out how you can get your message read. It's instructions on how to write the perfect email.

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Is your teenager ready to join the workforce? Here's how you can help them land the best possible gig.

New survey finds that HR knows that men and women aren't being paid equally for the same work within their companies.

Major companies are getting access to untapped talent by offering paid internships to those who have taken career breaks.

Life can be hectic for families with working parents, but building resilience in your kids can positively impact them for life.