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The pop singer could be planning a major musical comeback.

Sen. Maria Chappelle-Nadal, a Democrat, represents District 14 in the Missouri Senate. She had been elected to the Missouri House of Representatives in 2004 and was also re-elected in 2006 and 2008.

As tech companies battle white supremacists, nonprofits stress the need to defend free speech, even if they don't agree with racism.

"There are serious risks associated with viewing a solar eclipse directly, even when using solar filter glasses," Dr. Michael Schecter, an Ohio-based optometrist wrote in a Facebook post Saturday.

An anonymous forum used by employees at Facebook took an ugly turn during the presidential election, forcing the company to shut it down.

Facebook will now demote videos that feature a static image or fake play button on your News Feed.

Authorities are now warning residents about keeping their pets leashed.

The police dog was able to hold the suspect down until the officer arrived to handcuff him.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg weighed in on the violence in Charlottesville and what the social network will do in its aftermath.

Law enforcement discovered a convicted rapist had been working security at a rape counseling center.

Internet Whack-A-Mole: White supremacist website Daily Stormer has moved its presence online to a Russian domain and Russian social media after a number of U.S. tech companies, including Cloudflare dropped the site.

The Facebook app's News Feed now comes with increased color contrast, easier to read text and circular profile pictures.

A video showing a bouncer punching a handcuffed man as two Minneapolis police officers look on has gone viral on Facebook with the views ranging up to 16, 000. The post was shared more than a hundred times.

Social networking companies have started the crackdown on hate groups, while companies such as Google and GoDaddy have de-registered the domains of racist websites such as the Daily Stormer.

Video showed Ohio police punching and kicking a black man during the arrest.

Facebook's trending news feature is getting a makeover.

Two counties in the state were found to have plague-carrying fleas.

Passengers aboard a recent Southwest Airlines flight competed in a “toilet paper race” for a change to deplane first.

Michael Tubbs, who has a history in racist movement, was released from prison for plotting to bomb Jewish and black-owned businesses in Jacksonville, Florida.

“Teen Wolf” star Tyler Hoechlin wore a shirt with an important meaning while presenting at the Teen Choice Awards.

A group of private whale watchers came across a rare sight of a pair of great white sharks eating a dead minke whale near the Race Point Beach in Provincetown, Massachusetts.

Social media acts as a tool to connect with people around the world and build relationships. It can also be used to maintain personal relationships with friends and express your opinion on important issues.

China may have shut Facebook out, but the company has not given up.

Kim Kardashian is hitting back at her mommy-shamers.

The 19-year-old remained out on $50,000 bail.

Snap Inc. published its second quarter 2017 results, and it looks like Snapchat is having difficulty growing its user base while Facebook continues to copy its features.

An adorable addition will join the cast of “Hawaii Five-0” Season 8.

In sextortion incidents, minors end up caving into their perpetrator's demands. Here's how parents can prevent their kids from doing that.

Researchers find DNA sequencing tools have cybersecurity vulnerabilities.