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Sunny Burns turned himself in to police to clear his name after his immigration papers and local address were posted on social media.

For the 2016 race, social media sites like Facebook and Instagram will eat up more than half of $1 billion in digital ad spending, a report says.

On Tuesday, the microblogging site announced the appointment of a senior executive to the region.

The photo, which Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller reposted from another page, said, "It's time that we made peace with the Muslim world."

Facebook Events, anyone? The social network is making it easier to plan parties and promote activities on the site's app.

The company is testing a design update that would make long-form posts easier to publish and more visually appealing.

A St. Louis County police officer apparently bragged in a Facebook post about spending the bonus money he received for policing demonstrations in Ferguson.

Photos show a massive tiger shark lying on a commercial fishing boat off New South Wales.

The company faced major backlash after featuring an advertisement that read "Look like a girl...think like a man" in honor of National Women's Day.

Some Facebook users associate their phone number with their account. A technical director found a flaw to hack into accounts based on that inclusion.

With the smartphone anticipated to become the center of all online transactions soon, companies are expanding their mobile products.

The Ukrainian army lost two tanks, one armored infantry carrier and an anti-tank guided missile system, rebel sources said.

With 1.49 billion active users, Facebook has long understood the power of its members' data -- and it's no laughing matter.

“Laugh out loud” is rarely used in posts and comments, says Facebook. But it could still be used in private.

Only 1.9 percent of people on social media use LOL anymore to express their amusement, according to a study from Facebook.

A "Live Story" stream from Thursday's event in Cleveland offered content from candidates, attendees and commentators alike.

With the 2016 campaign season heating up, the social network proved that television networks are now much more than just talking heads.

Facebook blew up Thursday after a heated exchange between Chris Christie and Rand Paul, which centered around NSA spying.

Ryan Cassata, a former "American Idol" contestant, accused the realty-TV mega-hit of transphobia, racism and sexism.

The social networking giant has unveiled new ad targeting data and Instagram tools in an effort to increasing advertising revenue.

The bedrock of basic research, public money and a vibrant industry-academy partnership that built America's Silicon Valley is missing in India.

Brooklyn artist Daniel Kolitz is skewering Mark Zuckerberg's social network, and its growing influence over our lives, with a spoofed version.

According to a Trump spokesperson, the presidential nominee is not going to tolerate racist statements from anyone involved in his campaign.

“It’s a little inexcusable that Facebook, a company with a market cap of $260 BILLION, launched their video platform with no system to protect independent rights holders,” Green wrote.

Both social networks created curated live coverage from this year's Lollapalooza music festival.

Pro-Russian rebels don't like the plan, Steven Pifer said.

The president has agreed to discuss the Iran nuclear deal with the editor-in-chief of a news site aimed at millennials.

Facebook CEO Zuckerberg said his daughter gave a thumbs-up "like" in an ultrasound image.

The U.S. search giant has rejected demands from France's data protection agency to implement the controversial European order, dubbed the "right to be forgotten," on its international search engines.