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You might not be 'quietly quitting'; you might be 'quietly fired.'

Be careful, you're about to get scared.

Before NASA tries to launch its Artemis I moon rocket for the second time on Saturday, astronaut Thomas Pesquet slams conspiracy theorists who say the first moon landing never happened.

Donald Trump said that if he were elected to a second term as president in 2024, he would pardon and apologize to the hundreds of people who were found guilty in connection with the riots at the Capitol on January 6.

Two Republican state attorneys general said Thursday that the Biden administration worked with social media giants like Facebook and Twitter to censor what they called 'misinformation' about things like the COVID-19 pandemic. They said this as they pushed for the release of emails between top government officials and Big Tech titans.

Microsoft's cybersecurity team said Wednesday that hundreds of millions of TikTok users could have their accounts taken over because of a 'high severity' security flaw in the Android app.

The feds said Thursday that a Texas woman tricked men into giving her expensive cars and Rolex watches by giving them false hopes of love.

Multiple sources say that Earnie Shavers, one of the hardest punchers in boxing history, died on Thursday. Wednesday was his 78th birthday.

The company that owns the social media app Snapchat said on Wednesday that it is letting go of 20% of its staff as part of a plan to reorganize and cut costs because sales are going down.

We don't know much about this space spiral.