Sky News Articles

Scientists at NASA are investigating the mysterious South Atlantic Anomaly, a region of weakness in the Earth’s magnetic field that is growing in size.

The US is to increase restrictions on Huawei to try to cut off all access to American technology for the Chinese company.

Facebook’s algorithms are “actively promoting” Holocaust denial content, according to new research by the Institute for Strategic Dialogue.

The head of the UK’s data watchdog won’t be heeding Boris Johnson’s plea to get back to the office – as it has emerged she is working in Canada, eight hours away from her team of more than 500.

The developer of Fortnite has launched a lawsuit against Apple and Google after the tech firms dropped the game from their app stores.

Criminals are defrauding people into making fake investments using forged news stories promoting investment advice from celebrities, the public is being warned.

The US has accused an Islamic State hacker of selling fake personal protective equipment online during the coronavirus pandemic to provide funding for the terrorist organisation.

The government has launched trials of a second contact-tracing app using technology provided by Google and Apple, after its first attempt to build a homegrown app ended in failure.

The spectre of foreign interference seems to haunt modern election campaigns, threatening to undermine the legitimacy of democracy itself by spreading falsehoods and bias – but it isn’t new.

Uber has warned it will have to shut down in California if it is forced to classify drivers as employees instead of independent contractors.