In today's news, we go hands on with the new PlayStation 5, SpaceX's Starlink satellite broadband service is switched on for beta testers and CyberPunk 2077 gets delayed.
CEO Boyan Slat is turning trash into treasure with a pair of stylish sunglasses made from recycled plastic pulled from the ocean.
The comments about Section 230, which shields internet companies from liability for user-generated content, are in prepared remarks to Congress.
One of the networks had ties to Iran, but Facebook says these campaigns were small and caught early.
Amazon is ramping up hiring for the holiday season.
Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act has been called "the most important law protecting internet speech." The FCC wants to tinker with it.
Author and Webby Awards founder Tiffany Shlain describes how a weekly "Tech Shabbat" helps her feel more relaxed and more productive.
In today's top stories, iPhone users can't play on Facebook's new gaming service; a lawsuit calls Uber's rating system racially biased; and NASA finds water in new places on the moon.
"Throughout its history, Uber has made firing decisions based on a system that it knows is poisoned with racial discrimination," says attorney Shannon Liss-Riordan.
As election day draws closer, social and news networks are increasingly warning that we may not immediately know who won.
Most game streaming focuses on top-tier console and PC games. Facebook believes mobile's where it's at.
Apple says don't let sensitive items get between your phone and its new magnetic charger.
