Apple Pay glitch is double-charging subway riders

The MTA is expanding its contactless payment system where you wave your phone and it pays for your ride on the subway and buses. 

Jussie Smollett judge orders Google to turn over 1 year's worth of data

An Illinois judge granted two sweeping search warrants ordering Google to turn over a year's worth of data from Jussie Smollett and his manager as a special prosecutor probes whether or not the "Empire" actor staged a racist and homophobic attack against himself.

Cardi B bashes Trump, says she's seeking Nigerian citizenship amid tensions with Iran

Although it’s hard to tell if the singer is serious about fleeing the U.S. for fear of an attack by Iran, a Nigerian government official responded to the tweet, noting that she is welcome in the country.

Facebook bans deepfakes to fight online misinformation

Facebook is banning deepfakes to fight online misinformation but is leaving in place some loopholes.

From vertical TVs to pizza-making robots, here’s a taste of what CES 2020 has to offer

Thousands of people have gathered in Las Vegas this week for the world’s most talked about consumer tech event that will unveil a flurry of groundbreaking new products that could shape the rest of the decade. 

Robot delivers toilet paper to bathroom

Toilet paper maker Charmin is introducing a robot that can deliver T-P to the bathroom on command.

Manhattan-based company 3D prints homes

A robot is creating a 3-D miniature of what may be the future of homebuilding.  It's part of a concept called TERA.

Parking meters fail across New York City due to 2020 software issue

Parking meters across New York City have not allowed credit card or pre-paid parking card payments since the start of the new year due to a software error.

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On Friday, the New York City Department of Transportation announced that it had fixed 1,750 of the city?s approximate 14,000 meters after a glitch prevented drivers from paying for metered parking with credit cards.

Deadly Tesla crashes raise questions about Autopilot

Three crashes involving Teslas that killed three people have increased scrutiny of the company’s Autopilot driving system just months before CEO Elon Musk has planned to put fully self-driving cars on the streets.

Man caught on video sucker-punching NYPD officer

Disturbing body camera video shows the moment a man sucker-punches a NYPD officer.

US Federal Aviation Administration proposes rule to track most drones within 3 years

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration on Thursday proposed a rule that would allow for the remote tracking of most drones in U.S. airpace within three years. 

Study: Sexting common among kids as young as 10

Children are exposed to 'sexting' earlier than ever before, and possibly than most would think, according to a new study.