The state attorney general says a new $4 fee on Uber and Lyft rides to and from Phoenix airport is “very likely” unconstitutional.

Fiat Chrysler is in talks with the Chinese company Foxconn to develop and manufacture battery electric vehicles.

Microsoft says it will be 100% “carbon-negative” by 2030 by removing more carbon from the environment than it emits.

Some soccer fans attending a recent match in Britain covered up their faces to protest the local police force's use of facial recognition cameras to monitor arriving crowds.

Florida lawmakers are transmitting a news bulletin: The telegraph era is over.

A computer security expert says an election server central to a bitter legal battle over the security of Georgia's election administration showed signs of tampering.

A legal adviser at the EU’s highest court says that the bloc's data protection rules should prevent member states from indiscriminately holding personal data seized from telecommunications service providers.

The National Security Agency has discovered a major security flaw on Microsoft's Windows operating system and notified the company about it.

A U.S. cybersecurity company says Russian military agents successfully hacked the Ukrainan gas company at the center of the scandal involving President Donald Trump's efforts to dig up dirt on Democratic rival Joe Biden.

Europe's major carmakers are building more places to charge electric cars along highways.

A Norwegian consumer group says dating apps including Grindr, OkCupid and Tinder leak personal information to ad tech companies in possible violation of European data privacy laws.

Microsoft will stop providing free security updates for the Windows 7 operating system on Tuesday, meaning computers using it will be more vulnerable to malware and hacking.

Two global pioneers of modern gene-editing technology have been awarded Israel's prestigious Wolf Prize in medicine.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson says opponents of Huawei should suggest alternatives to the Chinese technology company.

A conspiracy theory years in the making is being pushed by President Donald Trump and his allies.

Google's parent company Alphabet says David Drummond, its legal chief, is leaving at the end of the month.

Visa has purchased the financial technology company Plaid for $5.3 billion, the companies said Monday, a major push by the payment processor into other types of money transfer systems outside of credit and debit cards.

Privacy is getting more attention at the CES gadget show in Las Vegas this week, after years of being hidden and under the radar.

British and American officials are meeting as U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson's government prepares to decide on whether there's a future for Chinese equipment maker Huawei in the country's next-generation telecom networks.

Facebook has decided not to limit how political ads are targeted to specific groups of people, as Google has done.

A Colorado sheriff has rescinded his previous call for the public to be on the lookout for a command vehicle that may be operating the mysterious groups of drones spotted in recent weeks over parts of Colorado and Nebraska.

Multiple local and state governments in the last week have reported what they say is suspicious cyber activity on their networks.

Officials say an upstate New York airport and its computer management provider were attacked by ransomware over the Christmas holiday.

A tiny coastal village in Oregon is opposing a plan by Facebook to build a landing spot for a submarine cable connecting America with Asia.

Microsoft says it has developed a technique to detect online predators using video games to try to sexually exploit children.