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The victim was able to escape when police were called by a neighbor upset by the noise.

In the 90-second video clip, which occurred on New Year’s Eve, the woman tells Manawat to “go back to where you came from,” not long after calling him an “orange m****erf***ker.”

In the video, it appears the crying victim has tape covering his mouth. One of the suspects grabs him at one point as “"f--k Donald Trump" and "f--k white people" are chanted in the background.

The graphic 30-minute video shows the teens slapping and kicking the victim while shouting "F--- Donald Trump."

Four people were arrested Wednesday after using the social media streaming platform to post a 30-minute video in which they attacked a man with special needs.

Grammy Award winner Shirley Caesar has defended fellow gospel singer Kim Burrell over her homophobic sermon.

The victim is believed to be a special needs man from northwest suburban Crystal Lake.

Could the most famous CEO in the world be planning a political future?

Apart from poverty and unemployment, reports about the disruptive impact of automation are also encouraging the idea of Universal Basic Income.

Rapper Azealia Banks has expressed her disdain for bots that are attacking her on Facebook.

Gospel singer Kim Burrell has given a sermon in which she said gay people are “perverted.”

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This year saw an increase in the level of security for some major messaging services, including Facebook Messenger and WhatsApp. Here are the best encryption messaging apps.

We a saw a lot of tech burn up in flames in 2016. Samsung’s Galaxy Note 7 caught on fire due to a battery flaw, Yahoo! got hacked twice and fake news was widely shared on Facebook during the election. Here’s a list of the 5 biggest tech fails of 2016.

Lindsay Lohan has revealed that she is working on getting “Mean Girls 2” to happen.

An Uber driver working his shift in Sacramento, Calif. ended up saving a 16-year-old girl from child sex trafficking.

Congressional Republicans are proposing a new rule that would levy fines against Congressional representatives who live stream or post photos from the floor of the House, a move that may be in response to an anti-gun violence sit-in hosted by Democrats last year.

Carrie Fisher wrote about her relationship with her mother in her 1987 semi-autobiographical novel "Postcards from the Edge."

Facebook collects tons of data about its users, but it's also purchasing personal information like annual income and offline shopping habits from data brokers.

The cervids were trying to cross the ice on the Powder River arm of the Brownlee Reservoir, about 260 miles east of Portland, when it broke in four places.

The Academy Award-winning filmmaker has urged fellow Americans still in shock over Donald Trump’s election win to “get to work.”

Queen Elizabeth is the world's longest serving royal and during her many decades on the throne she has put away a massive fortune.

A seven-paragraph Facebook post apparently directed toward the boy’s father contains the words, “You will never see your son again.”

Tricia Lynn McCauley’s family confirmed that she had been found dead following a lengthy search of the Washington, D.C. area on Sunday.

Facebook’s algorithm mistakenly activated its Safety Check feature after false news reports said there was an explosion in the Thai capital.

Rapper Azealia Banks has promised to change her ways for the following year.

The Daily Stormer has targeted the Jewish community in alt-right leader Richard Spencer's hometown of Whitefish, Montana.

Papini's case gripped the nation in November after the California mom of two young children went missing while jogging.

Just before being transferred to work as a policeman in Milan, Scata wrote “From today Milan will be more secure!” on his Facebook page.