Fallout 76 is doing a big Free Play week for console players—with some extra perks. Not only is Fallout 76 free for Xbox and Playstation 4 players from now until December 23, but anyone who plays will ...

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The Burning Springs update for Fallout 76 adds even more to the game than ever before, with a new area, plenty of new missions, and additional events. Whether you are a human or a Ghoul, there's ...

It's a big day for fans of Fallout 76, though it's certainly not going like they hoped. Tuesday brings with it the Burning Springs update to the post-apocalyptic MMO. It's the biggest map update since ...

Get the latest federal technology news delivered to your inbox. TOWSON, MARYLAND — Inside a suburban Maryland gas station, the Secret Service's Vincent Porter runs his fingers over a card reader in ...

Bethesda has announced native versions of Fallout 76 are coming to Xbox Series X and S and PlayStation 5 early 2026. The announcement came as part of Bethesda's Fallout Day broadcast, which also ...

A person was arrested late Tuesday after a vehicle rammed into a Secret Service security checkpoint a few hundred feet from the White House, officials said. A Secret Service spokesperson said the ...

Black plumes of smoke were seen rising from a Secret Service vehicle on Monday morning, though no injuries were reported Anna Lazarus Caplan is a writer-reporter for PEOPLE. She has been working at ...

The agency discovered more than 300 SIM card servers that it says were used for assassination threats toward government officials. The agency discovered more than 300 SIM card servers that it says ...

The Secret Service, the agency in charge of security for the United Nations General Assembly, discovered a threatening network of over 300 servers and 10,000 SIM cards across the New York tri-state ...

Federal agents dismantled a network of devices in the New York area that was used to threaten senior US government officials and bore signs of foreign involvement, according to the US Secret Service.

Officials believe the plot is connected to the Chinese government. Secret Service agents believe they have cracked a plot that could have crippled the telecommunications network -- and law enforcement ...