Samantha Manning, CMG Washington News Bureau

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From dangerous viral challenges to online bullying, there are growing concerns about how social media apps are affecting kids.

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As Facebook faces a firestorm over leaked documents about how it impacts users, there are also questions about how well our internet service providers (ISPs) are protecting our privacy.

The head of the police force in charge of protecting the U.S. Capitol says the U.S. Capitol Police Department is now better prepared for potential attacks like the Jan. 6 riot at the Capitol and said leadership is now working to expand the workforce.

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Artificial intelligence (AI) has transformed the way we live our everyday lives but tech experts this week warned members of Congress that the systems can have bias, which can lead to unintended consequences for millions of Americans.

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Violent domestic extremist groups are targeting more of our veterans and active-duty military members for recruitment, according to testimony before a House panel on Wednesday.

The nation’s highest court heard arguments Tuesday in a case involving an abortion law in Kentucky.

Internet access has become more essential than ever during the pandemic and now there’s a warning about scammers trying to cash in on people who do not have reliable internet.

Our 911 call centers and communications systems are critical in helping people during emergency situations, but many challenges remain, particularly when it comes to keeping up with technology.

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Pittsboro, North Carolina is a quaint town of roughly 4,500 residents and it isn’t often in the limelight, but on Wednesday it became the focus of a hearing on Capitol Hill about the urgency of protecting our drinking water.

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For Sen. Joni Ernst (R-Iowa), protecting and empowering domestic violence survivors is personal. “I am a survivor myself,” said Sen. Ernst to the Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday. “I know firsthand the paralyzing fear that comes when someone you trust abuses you.”