In today's top stories, Microsoft has identified malware at Ukrainian government agencies, DirecTV is dropping One America News and US Winter Olympians are advised to take burner phones to Beijing.

In this week's top stories, Congress subpoenas top tech companies while investigating the Capitol Hill riot. Plus, the Supreme Court blocks the president's vaccine mandate, and beware of Wordle copycats.

You might be trying to download a restaurant menu, but that quick scan could lead to something more sinister. Here's how to spot and avoid malicious QR codes.

In today's top stories, Twitter is back in Nigeria after being forced offline in the nation for more than six months. Meanwhile, Microsoft is fully focused on the Xbox Series S and X.

Lamborghini is known for its big motors, and this might just be the last of them.

Toyota Research Institute's Gill Pratt explains why batteries, fuel cells and gas tanks will need to live together for a long time.

In today's top stories, Apple gets rid of several Wordle copycats, over 80 fact-checking groups pen an open letter to YouTube and a report says Sony will keep making PS4 consoles due to PS5 shortages.

The latest reports say Samsung's next flagship phone is coming this February and may feature a 108-megapixel rear camera.

In today's news, Amazon warehouse workers in Alabama will vote on unionizing for a second time, Apple will allow third-party app payments in South Korea and the Oscars ceremony gets a host in 2022.

In today's top stories, the game maker behind Grand Theft Auto is acquiring the game maker behind FarmVille. Also, Apple stops selling the Beats Pill Plus speaker, and NASA gets a leadership change with a new chief scientist.