Pesala Bandara

A 6-foot-2-inch-tall man was wrongfully arrested after New York Police's facial recognition technology linked him to a suspect who was significantly shorter and lighter than he was.

An adventure photographer, recognized for documenting climbs on Washington’s highest and most difficult peaks, has died after falling when a handhold broke loose during an ascent.

An influencer is reportedly facing three years in prison for posting a 12-second video of herself performing acrobatics around the Turkish national flag.

A new study has revealed the deadliest countries to take a selfie in -- with the U.S. taking the number two spot on the list.

A painting stolen by the Nazis during World War II has been spotted in the background of a real estate photo, more than 80 years after it was seized by them.

An Instagram post shared by Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce to announce their engagement has shattered engagement records on the platform.

A couple received a $2,000 refund after convincing their bank that they couldn't trust their wedding photographer would show up on their big day.

A pair of travel influencers have expressed their shock after they were sent a lengthy list detailing almost "20 fineable offences" over photos they had posted on Instagram months earlier.

A man was nearly tricked out of reward money after a scammer sent him a face-swapped, digitally altered photo of his missing dog.

YouTube has been quietly using AI to alter people’s videos without telling them or asking for permission.

Foreign tourists seeking photographs have reportedly caused traffic accidents to double around Mount Fuji in the last year.

New data shows that searches of phones and other electronic devices at U.S. borders have reached an all-time high.

Newly unsealed videos show TikTok employees worrying that the platform's potentially addictive features could harm young users’ mental health, and they may "never want to leave" the app.

The families of victims in the Bryan Kohberger case are suing the city of Moscow, Idaho, over the release of crime scene photos.

Eerie photos reveal how a bizarre virus is transforming ordinary deer in the U.S. into "mutants" with flesh bubbles growing out of their faces -- with sightings on the rise across the country.

A prestigious $5,000 grant, which has been awarded to some of surfing’s iconic photographers, is now open for applications.

A customer has sued Home Depot, claiming the retail giant has been secretly using facial recognition technology on customers with cameras placed at self-checkout kiosks.

A famed mountaineer has been accused of using stolen photos and editing himself into other people's selfies to exaggerate the number of peaks he has climbed.

A tourist was swept by strong winds and fell while taking a selfie at a church situated at the highest point in Athens, Greece.

This is the terrifying moment a YouTuber couple was smashed into when an SUV crashed through a restaurant window while they were filming a food video.

A new report has revealed the most surveilled cities on Earth, based on the number of CCTV cameras -- and a U.S. city tops the list.

Cassette is a new app that lets iPhone and iPad users watch their videos as if they were playing them on a retro home VHS tape.

Haunting photos show a rare virus transforming ordinary rabbits into animals with horn-like and tentacle-shaped black growths on their faces.

A tourist and photographer is facing one year in prison for flying a drone in Thailand days after the country imposed a nationwide ban on the aerial devices.

A TV news crew's camera was stolen while they were filming a segment on the rising street thefts in London.

Two tourists have died after they were swept out to sea while taking selfies on a cruise ship in Greece.

Anna Delvey -- the fake heiress who scammed New York’s elite -- was accused of dumping rabbits that she used for a photo shoot in a park.

Midjourney has condemned Disney and argued that the company has no power to prevent AI training on its works in an explosive first response to its lawsuit.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is considering legal action against The New York Times over a photograph of a malnourished child in Gaza that he has called "fake."