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A flow of money into stocks and more equities participating in the bull market have triggered a sell signal that historically has led to big pullbacks, according to a new Bank of America report. Bank ...

The Department of Defense‘s inspector general released a damning report on Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth‘s use of app-based group chats to discuss sensitive information on Thursday, finding that ...

Some television viewers in Southern New England have had trouble tuning into ABC6-WLNE recently. Verizon Fios users report they couldn't find the station Wednesday night, Dec. 3, or Thursday morning, ...

Researchers at RIT have improved the electronics used in communication and radar systems to better process signals using electromagnetic radio waves. This breakthrough could advance computing ...

Why it matters: Hackers are bypassing encryption used in messenger apps by compromising the phones and convenience features like QR-based sign-ins. The latest campaign targets high-value targets. The ...

You can store your messages for free, but you’ll need to pay $1.99 per month if you want to save more than 45 days’ worth of media. You can store your messages for free, but you’ll need to pay $1.99 ...

If there were a single, signature issue of living in the modern age, it's contending with a lousy smartphone signal. There are few things as existentially frustrating as trying to make a call or look ...

Location: Signal Butte Road and Southern Avenue in Mesa. Description: A Target is under construction in East Mesa at the Medina Station commercial development. It will be a roughly 148,000-square-foot ...

You know the moment. You're mid-call, about to say something important, and the line goes dead. Or you're trying to hail a ride, load a map, or send a file, and the spinning icon just won't quit. It's ...

The encryption protecting communications against criminal and nation-state snooping is under threat. As private industry and governments get closer to building useful quantum computers, the algorithms ...