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Twitter added only 2 million new users in Q4 2016 and the social media platform has struggled to convert its influence into growth.

The three Democrats could work together to unify their party in 2020.

The only thing better than a bagel? A free bagel. Here's where to get one.

State District Judge Mike Erwin allegedly hurled the racial slur at Kaneitra Johnson at a local eatery and was subsequently banned from the restaurant, reports said.

Oculus hasn't given out an exact reason why it's closing Oculus Rift VR headset demos in Best Buy stores, but it seems like it's due to lack of interest from the public.

As tech leaders rally against President Donald Trump’s immigration executive order, a new report released Wednesday shows there is a striking lack of diversity in the tech industry.

The Facebook founder is launching a new global mission: erasing all disease from humankind.

In case of a crisis, you'll be able to directly connect with your neighbors through Facebook through Safety Check's 'Community Help' and get survival supplies or aid others.

Super Chat, which will be available in more than 20 countries, with viewers in more than 40, was expected to help its users to earn revenue.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren was stopped from reading out a letter by Luther King Jr.'s Wife as Democrats protested President Trump's pick for Attorney General.

"The Republicans took away my right to read this letter on the floor - so I'm right outside, reading it now."

Facebook is allegedly being pressured by a group of shareholders to remove CEO Mark Zuckerberg from the board of directors.

A number of groups last year organized excursions, bringing refugees and Germans citizens to Carnival events together to educate the newcomers about the religious celebrations. 

Facebook announced Monday it would work with eight french media, including Agence France-Presse, BFM TV, L'Express and Le Monde, to fact-check news articles posted by users.

A Facebook post recounting the efforts of passengers in a subway train who erased Nazi Swastika symbols in Manhattan, New York, has gone viral, and was even shared by the former first daughter Chelsea Clinton. 

The monthly U.S. jobs report released by the Labor Department Friday shows that the economy added 227,000 jobs in January — the largest gain recorded in four months.

Mark Zuckerberg took to his Facebook page late Friday to share his views about friendship and Facebook Friends Day.

IMDB will close down all of its message boards and user forums Feb. 20.

Chloe Lukasiak’s “Dance Moms” return has Lifetime jumping for joy.

The latest update for Viber brings a new feature that allows users to send self-destructing messages to their contacts.

If you send a message by accident via WhatsApp, you might soon be able revoke it.

Major tech firms including Google, Apple and Microsoft are reportedly working on an open letter opposing President Trump's travel ban placed on seven Muslim-majority countries.

"This shutdown of grocery stores and bodegas will be a public show of the vital role these grocers and their families play in New York's economic and social fabric," said the organizers.

Facebook, which now boasts of nearly 2 billion active users, increased its earnings, profit and user base in the final quarter of 2016.

Snapchat has produced a steady stable of lenses for its users to apply to their face. Now the company is working lenses that will interact with landscapes and objects as well.

Joy-Anna Duggar is exploring a career in politics as she continues her relationship with boyfriend Austin Forsyth.

"This is a policy we don't support."

Facebook, which announced changed to its news feed Tuesday, said that its latest update will help better identify authentic content.

Facebook is building a TV-style video app and seeking publishers to create exclusive TV-like content for it, according to a report.