Coronavirus Special Update

How often do you see social media posts that make you angry or scared? That's no accident. If someone wants a post to spread, playing to fears and emotions is the easiest method. And now researchers have created a game that can show you how fake news manipulates the way you feel. Can you make a fake story go viral?

Zoom has been a lifesaver for many of us during the pandemic. Unfortunately, it's had its fair share of security issues over the past year. The good news is a new feature just rolled out that might take care of some of those problems. Here's everything you need to know about the update and how to get it to keep your video chats secure.

When studies came out months ago saying COVID could live on a phone for a few days, needless to say, people freaked out. Are you sitting down? It's actually worse. A new study now claims the virus can stay on your device for nearly a month. Thankfully there are simple ways to keep your smartphone super clean.

Scammers are targeting seniors with convincing lies about healthcare plans. If you talk with them long enough, they'll ask you for personal information they can use to steal your identity. Here's how you can spot their tricks, and what to do if you fall for them.

So much of our world has been reshaped by the outbreak of coronavirus. And air travel is one of the industries that has been impacted the most. Flights have been canceled, planes have been put out to pasture and passengers have dwindled. These eight flights are just a snapshot of how things have changed and what we can expect in the future.

The pharmaceutical industry generally has slow-paced and meticulous testing. This can lead to new drugs taking years to get to market. But with the help of AI, scientists are hoping to speed that process up. New systems will be able to help scientists understand medications better and get them through clinical trials quicker.