Hollywood’s video game performers are going on strike, throwing part of the entertainment industry into another work stoppage after talks for a new contract with major game studios broke down over artificial intelligence protections

Wiz, a cloud security firm based in New York, has rejected a proposed $23 billion acquisition deal offered by Google parent Alphabet, according to a Wiz memo seen by CNBC

The outage caused nearly 13,000 flights to be delayed and more than 3,400 canceled on Friday in the U.S. alone.

Just 24 hours after the CrowdStrike outage sparked global chaos, many businesses appear to have recovered, but the issue has not been fully resolved.

ABC News contributor Elizabeth Neumann, who is also a former top official with the Department of Homeland Security, talks about the major disturbances.

Security software company takes blame for massive problems across the world.

ABC News’ Trevor Ault speaks with cybersecurity expert Beau Woods who explains how CrowdStrike’s firewall software works and answers whether hackers could cause a similar crash.

Alex Hamerstone, advisory solutions director at the cybersecurity firm TrustedSec, says the manual fix may not be easily implemented by those who work from home without IT support staff.

Starbucks is one of many businesses impacted by the global IT issues from CrowdStrike outage and the coffee chain alerted customers the app orders are still down.

Travel experts share insights to navigate air travel delays and best next steps following the CrowdStrike IT outage.

What to know about the new Samsung Galaxy Ring, Samsung's new wearable technology device with 24/7 health monitoring capabilities.

The Supreme Court sidesteps ruling whether state laws regulating social media companies violate the 1st Amendment, sending the issue back to the lower courts.

Are you back in the office or working from home? And are you keeping your camera on during virtual meetings? What bosses see and how it could affect your pay.

The New York State Office for Aging has given away approximately 31,500 animatronic pets.

Karleigh Fry, 8, became the first pediatric patient in the world to undergo robotic deep brain stimulation to treat a neurological condition.

Using a tablet, the 8-year-old girl’s family can better tune the device. 

The company, which operates TJ Maxx, Marshalls and Home Goods, said the cameras are being used to deter crime and ensure the safety of employees and customers.

Watch how this clever boy turns chores into fun.

New body camera footage captures the aftermath of a deadly explosion in Youngstown, Ohio, on Tuesday.

Innovation meets capital in Massachusetts, allowing climate solutions to thrive.

As states work to regulate social media for kids, ABC News Live dives into this new era of platform regulation and what the future of social media could look like.

Kabosu, the viral dog behind the "Doge" meme and DogeCoin, has died, according to her owner.

A look behind the number of emojis that are misused by most users, including how users perceive the nail and smoke emojis out of the hundreds in the emoji catalog.

Noland Arbaugh, who is paralyzed from the shoulders down, became the first human patient to receive the Neuralink device in January.

The art installation in Manhattan, called "the portal", allowed visitors In New York and Ireland to interact with each other until inappropriate behavior led to a shut down. The panels discusses.

About 36,000 feet in the air en route from Doha to Madrid, pilot Víctor Alegre heard GPS alert him he was 1,800 feet from the ground. He knew this was an error.

A new report cites a lack of regulations in chemical and biological enforcement.

A kidnapping suspect was arrested in Oregon after home security footage appeared to show a woman being carried away against her will.

A kidnapping suspect has been arrested after video on an Oregon home security camera appeared to show a woman being carried away against her will.

ABC News’ Linsey Davis spoke with authors Aram Sinnreich and Jesse Gilbert about their book "The Secret Life of Data: Navigating Hype and Uncertainty In The Age of Algorithmic Digital Surveillance."

Nebraska, Nevada, South Dakota and Texas residents couldn’t make 911 calls Thursday. Las Vegas police say it took two hours before service was restored.

The Android update will help you find your lost phone even if it's offline.

Author and journalist Hilke Schellmann about the use of AI by companies and her book “The Algorithm: How AI Decides Who Gets Hired, Monitored, Promoted & Fired."

The IBM Quantum System One is the first-ever IBM quantum computer on a university campus.

"Companies are betting billions of dollars on this field," one expert said.

Parents Michael and Jennifer Ferri are sharing a warning after they learned their son unintentionally charged $4,000 on their credit card while playing video games.

The company is getting rid of the “Just Walk Out” technology at its U.S. grocery stores.

"Impact x Nightline" takes a look at some of the most sensational stories of people getting played by phony people online.

A lawsuit against Apple this week followed cases against other tech titans.

Meta previously said users were "having trouble accessing our services."

Join this mom on her first VR journey with an Apple Vision Pro headset, where she encounters a dinosaur.

Award-winning journalist Kara Swisher shares insights on the state of tech from her new memoir, “Burn Book: A Tech Love Story,” and weighs in on the role of AI in the 2024 election.

NASA's CHAPEA program is currently recruiting qualified individuals for its second of three yearlong simulated missions.

"We need to make these chips in America," Gina Raimondo said.

AT&T outage impacting US customers prompts investigation into possible cyberattack.

Federal agencies are investigating whether the AT&T outage was caused by a cyberattack.

ABC News’ Rebecca Jarvis has the latest on the network outage and what the company is saying.

Shares of Nintendo are slipping after reports that the next generation of the Switch is being delayed.

Medical experts say that fitness-tracking watches and similar devices can do more harm than good as they may push a user to extreme levels.

ABC News Medical Correspondent Dr. Darien Sutton reports on the benefits of wearable technology and some drawbacks users can experience when tracking data like steps and sleep.