So long, Flash: Adobe will kill plug-in by 2020
Adobe is finally pulling the plug on Flash.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer resigns
White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer has quit, reportedly in protest at an organisational shake-up.
Facebook in talks with publishers on supporting subscription models
Facebook Inc (FB.O) is in early talks with several news publishers about how its social media site can better support subscription business models,
Trump defends embattled son, calls Russia controversy a ‘witch hunt’
President Donald Trump defended his son Wednesday as being "open, transparent and innocent" during his interview with Fox News and blasted the current Russia controversy as "the greatest witch hunt in political history."
Get ready: Amazon Prime Day starts Monday
Amazon's annual day of deals kicks off at 9 p.m. ET on Monday.
Trump spars with Chelsea Clinton over Ivanka’s G20 seat
US President Donald Trump and former first daughter Chelsea Clinton have sparred over his decision to seat his daughter at a summit of world leaders.
Would Trump’s tweets get him suspended if he were in school?
Any parent of a middle or high school student is probably familiar with their child's school's anti-bullying policy.
Denied U.S. visas, all-girl Afghan robotics team to watch their creation compete via Skype
Two Afghan girls refused visas to the United States for a robot-building competition said on Tuesday they were mystified by the decision, as the contest's organizers said teams from Iran and Sudan as well as a de facto Syrian team had gained visas.
Why Trump’s offensive tweets don’t get him kicked off Twitter
President Trump has called Twitter a "wonderful thing" because it lets him speak directly to the people.
Chris Christie, New Jersey governor, enjoys beach he closed to public
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is facing heavy criticism after he was photographed relaxing on a state beach he had ordered closed to the public.
