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Google has more control over Android than we realize, and right now, companies like Huawei have no other choice but to accept that

Android may be open source, but the tech giant has oversight over the apps and services that make its platform valuable.

Iran is mocking Trump and his 'B team' of hawkish aides as the threat of war intensifies

"#EconomicTerrorism & genocidal taunts won't "end Iran,"" tweeted Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif on Monday in response to Trump's threats.

Retired Navy SEAL who oversaw the 2011 Osama bin Laden raid says Trump 'needs to be very careful' about pardoning several accused war criminals

Retired US Navy Adm. William McRaven, a former Navy SEAL who oversaw the Osama bin Laden raid in 2011, is not alone in this thinking.

Xi Jinping may have shown how he plans to cripple US tech and defense giants in the trade war with a visit to a Chinese magnet factory

The US relies heavily on Chinese exports of rare-earth materials, which can be found in products like smartphones, Teslas, and fighter jets.

The US just warned that drones made in China could be used as a way to spy, but not in the way you think

The US is reportedly worried that the Chinese government could force drone makers to hand over data from its customers.

The founder of Chinese tech giant Huawei reportedly expects his daughter, Huawei's CFO, to go to jail, but he's 'not worried about her future'

Huawei Chief Financial Officer Meng Wanzhou was arrested in December and charged with violating US trade sanctions.

Trump and Iran may be on the brink of a war that would likely be devastating to both sides

A war with Iran would likely be disastrous and further destabilize a region that's been consumed by conflict for years.

Here's what a war with Iran would look like

On paper, Iran's military is no match for the US armed forces. But wars aren't fought on paper, and a US victory would be a messy one.

Trump's blacklist of Huawei has serious implications for Red Hat, Oracle, VMware, and other huge US software companies

Many enterprise software companies sell their tech to Huawei or partner with it. A Yale professor explains why they are caught in a quagmire.

Facebook's former security chief says Mark Zuckerberg has too much power and needs to step down as CEO

Alex Stamos, who previously led Facebook's security efforts, said the company should get a new CEO as a way to curtail Mark Zuckerberg's power.

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