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The United Nations joins the EU in warning Elon Musk over a "disturbing" move to suspend journalists.

The former US president flogs 'gifts' showing him as a superhero, astronaut and Nascar driver.

The long-time lead characters of the anime series will bow out in January, as the show continues.

Artwork is being "tokenised" and sold online for millions - but will the bubble burst?

The ex-Superman star and fan of the miniature wargame has called the move a "dream come true".

The social media giant has also suspended the Twitter account of its new rival.

Washington announced some of the broadest export controls on chipmakers in October.

For those with experience in AI, automation and cloud computing the tech downturn is not a big problem.

If Bitcoin was a boxer it would be on its back on the canvas. It is down but is it out?

The world's fastest-growing social media platform has become known globally for its vertical format.

One in five mobile phones is now capable of using 5G, but some consumers say speed is disappointing.

Andrew Wood denies he was driving while taking part in a vote during a council meeting.

Authorities had demanded the search engine bury results for popular protest song Glory to Hong Kong.

The sale brings the total of Tesla stocks sold by Mr Musk over the past year to almost $40bn.

Twitter's owner says an account tracking his private jet has put his son's safety at risk.

The defendants allegedly used their platforms to hype stocks before selling them off once the prices rose.

Russia is using Iranian-made drones to fly explosives directly into targets in Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities

Bear was found guilty of sharing a video of himself having sex with Georgia Harrison without her consent.