The voter would mark his choices, fold his ballot and mail it to be mail-in ballot director. The voter would also sign his name on the envelope -- so authorities could easily verify who had voted -- ...

According to the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission, these products present a risk to health as the sand inside may contain asbestos ...

According to a Forbes contributor, a seemingly harmless app called Video AI Art Generator & Maker by developer Codeway—which has been installed nearly half a million times—leaked all of its users’ ...

A Texas company sold names, addresses and phone numbers of people with Alzheimer’s, addictions and disabilities to anyone willing to pay. The fine? Just $45,000.

California Department of Justice officials are requesting emergency rulemaking following a change to the design of DMV-issued ...

PCWorld reports that AI-powered phishing scams now use personalized data from breaches and social media to create convincing ...

Toys have now been removed ...

Worried about fake food products and misleading health claims? The Times of India's 'Hack of the Day' introduces the Smart Consumer app. This tool lets you instantly verify product barcodes and FSSAI ...

Paul A. Whitney of AsReader, Inc., is acknowledged for his pivotal role in introducing RFID technologies to Western ...

SpendRule, launched last summer, is an AI-powered platform that helps healthcare systems track their spending.

Thailand’s Ombudsman has told the EC to explain within seven days whether ballot QR codes and barcodes could breach ...

One of my favorite pieces of spiritual wisdom comes from Carlos Valles, S.J., which I read during my Jesuit novitiate. Father Valles wrote, “If you always imagine God in the same way, no matter how ...