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EQUINUNK, PA—Watching as more than 1 million people took to the streets in violent demonstrations across France, U.S. residents reported Friday that the intensity of the French protests must mean something crazy happened with the way M&M’s are marketed over there. “Seeing how passionate these protesters are leads me…

Cable (DOCSIS) and hybrid fibre (FTTC and FTTN) ISPs use traditional copper and coaxial lines alongside fibre optic cables to deliver superfast broadband services into UK homes

Subscribers of Frontier internet can now add YouTube TV to their bill — and get a discount for the first year.

Satellite internet providers are small autonomous space stations that can be placed in orbit around our planet and deliver broadband services to homes and businesses

CRTC move to cut network rates is too little to affect consumer prices, independent providers say

A traffic stop by Indiana State Police lead to the arrest of a robbery suspect with an active warrant in Oklahoma on Sunday morning.

The federal government has decided to distribute free-of-cost flour to the deserving families ahead of Ramazan, ARY News reported on Friday.

A Chicago, Illinois man died early Sunday morning in a fatal crash in Jackson County, according to Indiana State Police.

Grex is the public access Unix and conferencing system provided by Cyberspace Communications, Inc.

The Indiana State Police (ISP) have received concerns from Hoosiers reporting a phone scam that uses the ISP General Headquarters phone number.