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Between its cloud services and retail business, Amazon has plenty of angles when it comes to raking in the cash. But CEO Jeff Bezos’ ecommerce giant has one more unusual money maker up its sleeve: Selling facial recognition technology to the police. ( read original story ...)

We got the scoop from two leading dermatologists about how to tell if your flaking facial skin is actually dandruff. "Dandruff flakes tend to be thicker and greasier," says Terrence Keaney, MD, a dermatologist in Arlington, Virginia. "It commonly affects ... ( read original story ...)

SEATTLE — The American Civil Liberties Union and other privacy advocates are asking Amazon to stop marketing a powerful facial recognition tool to police, saying law enforcement agencies could use the technology to “easily build a system to automate ... ( read original story ...)

SEATTLE -- The American Civil Liberties Union and other privacy activists are asking Amazon to stop marketing a powerful facial recognition tool to police, saying law enforcement agencies could use the technology to "easily build a system to automate the ... ( read original story ...)

t like about this product. The consistency of Clinique mineral sunscreen has a runny texture, which sinks into the skin instantly after application, without leaving a white cast on the face. Because I’m such a skincare fanatic, I’ve always ... ( read original story ...)

Facial recognition cameras at a sports stadium led to the arrest of a fugitive at a Jacky Cheung concert in China, making it the third time in two months that the technology was used to catch a wanted person there. A man identified by the surname Yu was ... ( read original story ...)

Amazon has been essentially giving away facial recognition tools to law enforcement agencies in Oregon and Orlando, according to documents obtained by American Civil Liberties Union of Northern California, paving the way for a rollout of technology that ... ( read original story ...)

Hollywood stars love their eccentric facials, and it often seems like they’ll put anything on their faces. The latest buzzy ingredient? Foreskins. Yes, you read that right. Last week, Sandra Bullock appeared on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” and ... ( read original story ...)

SEATTLE — In late 2016, Amazon introduced a new online service that could help identify faces and other objects in images, offering it to anyone at a low cost through its giant cloud computing division, Amazon Web Services. Not long after, it began ... ( read original story ...)