How China could get a perch between the U.S. and Europe
How flawed analyses gave China an opportunity to gain influence on a strategically prized chain of islands in the North Atlantic
"Juggalos," Trump supporters converge in dueling rallies
Fans of the "horrorcore" hip-hop duo known for their "dark carnival" face paint are protesting alleged discrimination by law enforcement
"Collusion networks" create millions of fake Facebook "likes"
Researchers warn an exploit used to rapidly generate fake "likes" can also be used for darker purposes
NY radio host accused of fraud to repay gambling debt
The host of a popular New York sports radio is accused of defrauding millions from investors with the promise of access to large blocks of concert tickets
Science teacher allegedly admits to sex with student, 15
A 15-year-old boy told police he and Nikki Varney, a high school science teacher in Williamsburg, Pennsylvania, had sex in a park and at her house
Android apps used ultrasonic frequencies to track users
A research team discovered more than 230 apps on Google's Android market that secretly tracked users through the use of ultrasonic audio
Kentucky to close juvenile detention center where teen died
In making the announcement Wednesday, the state's Department of Juvenile Justice did not mention 16-year-old Gynnya McMillen, who died at the Lincoln Village Detention Center in 2016
Treasury Secretary: Russia's Citgo deal a "national security issue"
Steven Mnuchin said federal officials will scrutinize a transaction that could give Rosneft a large stake in U.S. oil company
Adylkuzz hack, called larger than WannaCry, hits computers
Hundreds of thousands of computers around the world have been impacted by another malware attack that uses tools developed by the NSA
Citing "bug," Facebook admits overcharging advertisers
Company has admitted to string of metrics mishaps in last year that pumped up advertisers' audience counts
Should U.S. "stockpile" web vulnerabilities?
NSA searches for and hoards internet exploits, but is it able to keep them out of enemies' hands?
Campaign firm targeted by FBI drops web pages, social media
The website for Strategic Campaign Group is now just a homepage, and the Republican consulting firm's Facebook page is gone; its Pinterest remains live
Officials weigh cyberattack options against Russia
Senators heard from former U.S. intelligence officials about the possibility of targeting Putin's bank account, and being prepared for severe retaliation
Trump campaign changes privacy policy after CBS News questions
Newly-relaunched Trump campaign website briefly indicated Tuesday that it collected data about users through proximity "beacons," and Trump Organization websites still say they do
USA Today asks FBI to investigate phony Facebook accounts
Gannett Co., the newspaper's parent company, requested federal assistance in investigating the massive spam operation