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Facebook Real-Name Policy Targeted By Police Officers And Their Families, Citing Safety Concerns
Some police officers and their families are joining the chorus of Facebook users who don’t want to be forced to use their real names.
Israel Defense Forces Shot Palestinian Teen In Back, Medical Report Confirms: Military Claims Self Defense
The checkpoints between Israel and Palestinian have long been places of confrontation between the Israeli military and Palestinian civilians.
Why Tinder 'Interests' Come From Facebook And Can’t Be Removed, Yet
Tinder relies on Facebook profiles to match you with people you might like. But soon that could change.
Tinder Introduces Verified Accounts For 'Notable' People So You Know They're For Real
Tinder updated its app to include verified accounts on Tuesday.
Sheryl Sandberg Joins Board Of SurveyMonkey, Her Late Husband's Company
The chief operating officer of Facebook will join the board of SurveyMonkey, where her late husband was CEO.
Egypt Escalates Anti-Terror Campaign: 241 Killed In Five Days, Dozens Arrested
Abdel-Fattah Al-Sisi, who has been criticized for his hard-handed tactics against domestic opposition, has vowed to stamp out terror in Egypt.
Tunisia Beach Attack: ISIS Gunman Lay In Wait For Victims On Beach For Four Hours: Report
Seifeddine Rezgui, who was killed after shooting dead 39 foreign tourists, was seen on the beach he would eventually attack in the hours and even days before the attack.
Facebook Shooting: Social Media Feud Results In Death Of Milwaukee Teenager
A teenage boy was shot dead on Friday after a Facebook feud over a girl.
Amber Roof GoFundMe Page Taken Down; Sister Of Charleston Shooter Dylann Roof Bows To Criticism
Amber Roof, the accused Charleston shooter's sister, removed her GoFundMe page that sought donations for her canceled wedding.
Facebook In Africa: Social Media Network Faces Challenges Reaching Rural Populations, Experts Say
With more than 1 billion people in Africa and just 120 million monthly active users, Facebook has room to grow. But more than half of Africa’s population is currently offline.
Facebook Update 'Suggested Videos' Is Going To Bring More Advertisements To Your Feed
The social network is testing new suggested video content, and the initiative is rolling out to mobile iPhone users in the coming weeks.
'Don't Show Up': Kim Kardashian West Brushes Off Critics Of Commonwealth Club Appearance
Criticism of her appearance at a Commonwealth Club of California event need to relax, the reality star said.
'I Weep For Humanity': Kim Kardashian West Irks Members Of Commonwealth Club Of California
Not long after irking NPR listeners, the reality star upsets some members of the Commonwealth Club of California.
Facebook Expands Messenger Mobile Payments To All Of US
Facebook Messenger users can now send money to their friends with just a few taps.
Why Facebook Groups App Is Worth Downloading Even Though You Aren't Forced To, Yet
Facebook released Groups app in November 2014. Unlike with Messenger, Facebook users won't be forced to download it, yet.
Facebook Gay Marriage Icon: Users Download American Flag Filter in Protest to "Celebrate Pride" Filter
Facebook users protesting the "Celebrate Pride" rainbow filter downloaded an American Flag Filter.
Facebook #MyNameIs Protest At San Francisco Pride Parade Centers On 'Real Name Policy'
Facebook's name policy discriminates against LGBT people and domestic violence victims who use pseudonyms regularly, opponents say.
Chris Squire, Bass Guitar Player And Founding Member of Yes, Has Died
The man behind "Owner of a Lonely Heart" and one of prog rock's most distinctive bass playing styles had been battling a rare form of leukemia.
Kim Kardashian West, Kris Jenner Deny Snubbing Wives Of ALS Ice Bucket Challenge Founders
The wives of men who founded an ALS fundraiser claim they were mistreated by Kim Kardashian West and Kris Jenner.
Election 2016: Will Gay Marriage Still Be A Campaign Issue?
For staunchly conservative presidential candidates, this is likely to be more of a rallying cry than a reason to wave a white flag.
Bobby Jindal 2016 Presidential Announcement Live Stream: Louisiana Governor To Join Republican Race For The White House
The governor of Louisiana announces his presidential candidacy from Louisiana at 5 p.m. EDT.
Facebook Tracks Your Hair, Clothing Style To Identify You In Pictures When You're Not Looking
The news comes a week after privacy groups walked out of talks with the tech industry over facial recognition.
Bobbi Kristina Brown Update: Jerod Brown Continues Fundraising Campaign Despite Bobby Brown's Disapproval
Jerod Brown, in a recent post, wrote about his relationship with his cousin, who has remained unresponsive in a hospital for nearly five months now.
Facebook Full-Screen Video Ads Coming To Mobile: Report
The social network is adding new ad formats -- including full-screen video -- that will appeal to brands active in TV advertising.
Regulation A+ Round Up: 5 Tech Companies That Might Soon Hold Mini-IPOs
Mini-IPOs are in the offing for several tech startups, and soon the Average Joe might be able to invest in companies like Elio Motors, maker of a three-wheeled, $6,800 vehicle.
WhatsApp Tanks EFF's Annual Privacy Test, But Apple Passes With All Five Stars
Newcomer Reddit earned four stars, and Google slipped from five stars in 2014 to three stars.
Who Is Samuel Rahamin Topaz? Alleged ISIS Sympathizer Arrested In New Jersey
Samuel Rahamin Topaz, a resident of Fort Lee, New Jersey, was allegedly planning to travel to Syria to support the Islamic State group.
Dylann Storm Roof, Rhodesia, South Africa And White Supremacy: South Carolina Shooter Motive Revealed In Facebook Picture?
After police released a surveillance camera photo, Roof was allegedly recognized by his uncle, who described him as "quiet, soft-spoken."
Bobbi Kristina Brown Update: Jerod Brown Plans #PrayForBK Fundraising Tour To Help Keep Cousin Alive
Bobbi Kristina's cousin has been praying for her recovery since she was found unresponsive in a bathtub at her home on Jan.31.
Rachel Dolezal To Speak To NBC 'Today' On Race After Accusations She Lied About Being Black, Dave Chappelle Weighs In
Rachel Dolezal, the former president the NAACP chapter in Spokane, Washington, is to talk publicly for the first time since the allegations surfaced.


