With state budget surpluses, a windfall for edtech?
The federal government is cutting education funding but states - flush with cash for the first time since the 90s - may be ready to fund edtech in a big way.
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Police used pacemaker data to arrest man for arson and fraud
The device provided key evidence -- which stopped a man allegedly getting away with fraud after burning down his house.
Chicago student faces criminal charges for offering tech support to ISIS
The student was allegedly building a custom Gentoo Linux distro for ISIS.
Is cloud computing being politicized?
Technology giants are being scrutinized because the US government uses their cloud services.
US responds to Iran with a cyberattack against missile-control system
Attack took place after President Trump backed off from using conventional weapons to strike Iran.
Federal judge: FBI doesn't have to reveal details of iPhone hacking tool
The case sparked months of legal tension between Apple and the FBI, before federal agents eventually bought a hacking tool to break into a terrorist's iPhone.
The White House thinks AI could lead to mass job displacement
Millions of jobs will be threatened by AI -- but "technology is not destiny," the report says, pushing for a three-pronged strategy to ensure AI benefits everyone.
US Army wants to use bullets that grow into plants
The military wants to begin cleaning up after operations and to stop leaving such a stain on the environment.
Tesla tweet case: Judge approves settlement between Tesla, Musk, and SEC
Shares in Tesla rose sharply on the news, despite the fact that the company must also pay a fine due to the executive's transgression.
Trump may bring jobs back to the US, but robots will get them
In the near future, where goods are made will have no real bearing on where the jobs are.