privacy

The internet can be a scary place. While there are many valuable uses and resources available on the internet, it can also be a useful tool for creeps and criminals. You have to be vigilant and protect yourself.

Carmakers are getting away with selling your most sensitive data, such as sexual activity and menstrual cycles, and we are powerless to stop it.

A new study claims New Yorkers are more likely to win Powerball, which is great news ahead of tonight's record jackpot.

Air travel can be stressful. Have you ever thought how great it would be great to scream at the top of your lungs in the airport?

I am not a conspiracy theorist and I work very hard to come up with logical explanations for things that look, well...a bit fishy. This time, however, I feel like I'm head-first in the rabbit hole as I'm convinced social media is spying on my conversations.

Some positive test results for players are immediately 'front page' news, others, well it's a secret.

Not long ago I started compiling a list of things my adorably curious son would say on a daily basis. They range from words he mispronounces, to things he misunderstands, to questions he asks and other notable quotes that I treasure. He outdid himself last week!

NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer is asking the Federal Trade Commission to investigate an advertising technique that uses mobile phone data to learn about people who pass by billboards.

We are a world comprised of hypocrites if we applaud the efforts of Anonymous to break into the Twitter accounts of terrorists but enrich the soil of Apple Inc.'s moral high ground when it comes to breaking into the telephone of one who allegedly terrorized a group of innocent, unsuspecting people at a holiday party.

Monday, February 22nd, 2016