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Refaai Hamo was featured on the popular photo blog Humans of New York as "The Scientist," and his story caught the eye of the first family.

Meerkat ignited the live-streaming-on-mobile craze at South by Southwest in 2015. Now, other companies are using CES for attention.

Some on Facebook are reportedly reserving tickets at a Trump event in Vermont without any plans to actually show up.

After the product demos and speeches are over, techies are partaking in the many nocturnal pleasures of Las Vegas.

Marketing execs, including the social networking site's Carolyn Everson, explained Wednesday how they'll try new ways to reach consumers online.

The activist group alleged that the death sentences given to two migrant workers in the murders of two British tourists showed the incompetency of the Thai police.

In a statement released Sunday, the Facebook founder unveiled a plan to build an artificially intelligent assistant.

The Israeli education ministry ruled against the inclusion of the 2014 novel "Borderlife" in the high school curriculum.

Egypt suspended the free internet program, which critics say violates net neutrality, just days it was temporarily banned in India.

John Wayne's daughter recently penned a letter in support of the Republican presidential front-runner.

Animal rights advocates and citizens alike were outraged by bloody photos of dogs lying in the street, and on Sunday the government was forced to scrap the policy.

The dog grabbed international headlines earlier this month, when a Thai factory worker was arrested and charged with making "sarcastic" remarks about it.

A new short film starring the NBA champ tests Facebook's bet on consumer appetite for virtual reality.

Need to split with a significant other before New Year’s Eve? There’s an app for that. And if you’re on the other side of the deal, there’s one for that too.

The brutality of the murders, on the Thai island of Koh Tao, dented the country's image as a holiday paradise.

Princess Madeleine of Sweden shared a picture of her son Prince Nicolas' meeting with Santa Claus.

Free Basics has already drawn criticism in India for giving preferential access to Facebook and a few select partners over every other service online.

Google’s new messaging app will have chatbots that can answer questions, helping the company preserve its lead in search.

Rumors have it that WhatsApp for iOS will soon receive a new feature of video calling.

Getting a taste of VR isn't expensive. But if you want the full experience in 2016, it's going to cost you.

While Donald Trump continues to insult Muslims around the globe, at least one of his supporters seems willing to harm Muslims.

The province is a center of opium production and a Taliban heartland that U.K. and U.S. troops struggled to control for years.

Samir Qantar was allied with Syrian dictator Bashar Assad, but also may have been targeted by Israel for an attack decades ago.

“We always have to balance liberty and security, privacy and safety, but I know law enforcement needs the tools to keep us safe,” Clinton said.

A researcher who uncovered a big Instagram security flaw claims Facebook threatened him to keep quiet, but the social network denies doing so.

Service was restored Thursday morning after Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg deemed the decision "sad for Brazil."

Tesla Motors' founder has dismissed claims from the guy who hacked the original iPhone that he's developed a homemade self-driving car to challenge Tesla.

The fuss over Walker-Diallo’s oath of office comes as Republican leaders have made anti-Muslim comments after Islamic State group supporters carried out terror attacks in Paris and California in recent weeks.

The European Commission is set to implement rules that could see tech companies like Apple, Facebook and Google facing hundreds of millions of dollars in fines if they can't comply.