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This week's major tech headlines include Reddit banning the controversial subreddit r/The_Donald, Apple's iPhone facing potential launch delays and both Facebook and Instagram initiating a push for people to wear masks.

The federal government is currently considering issuing a second round of stimulus checks to the American people due to the hardship the coronavirus has brought to the economy. But many taxpayers are still waiting to receive their payments from the first round. Here are some online tools for tracking down your stimulus payment.

A clinical technology is coming closer to home use.

In today's top stories, Facebook and Instagram are pushing information around wearing a mask amid COVID-19, Apple Card holders can now do their banking online and it turns out your dog may not be as old as you think -- in human years, at least.

More channels might make this cable TV's first true contender.

But there's so much more to this small sedan than just dramatic styling.

It took over 15 years to digitize my old home movies, but I finally did it. I'll show you how.

Apple announced important updates for its digital assistant Siri, the HomeKit smart home platform and the HomePod smart speaker at the company's developer conference. Here's a look at the state of Apple's smart home following the updates.

Today's major tech stories include Facebook's CEO meeting with organizers of an ad boycott, possible delays for a 2020 iPhone and Google's withdrawal of a plan to reopen offices.

This is the automaker's first plug-in hybrid SUV, and it was well worth the wait.