Facebook Stories
How To Track Your Facebook Friends: New App Makes It Eerily Simple
On Facebook, turning off your location tracking settings is easy, but uncommon. One student thought to expose how much data the social network can reveal.
Oculus Just Bought A Startup That Can Put Facebook (FB) On Your Wall
The Facebook subsidiary announced on Tuesday that it has purchased Surreal Vision, a British company specializing in augmented reality.
Memorial Day Confederate Flag Burning: Small Groups Gather In 13 States To Symbolically Bury The Dixie Flag
People in 13 southern states commemorated Memorial Day by holding simultaneous “funerals” for the Confederate flag.
Internet.org: India Veering Toward View It Violates Net Neutrality: Report
Online access could change the lives of millions in India, but supporters of an independent Internet there say large companies are seeking to control it.
Buruji Kashamu, Man Who Reportedly Led The Drug Ring Behind ‘Orange Is The Black,’ Has Been Arrested
Charged with heroin distribution in a case linked to "Orange Is the New Black," a Nigerian senator-elect has been detained in Lagos.
‘19 Kids And Counting’ Josh Duggar Sex Scandal Update: Jim Bob and Michelle Respond To Molestation Allegations; Offer No Details
"When Josh was a young teenager, he made some very bad mistakes and we were shocked," the Duggar parents said in an official statement on Facebook Thursday.
Is Josh Duggar A Hypocrite? ‘19 Kids And Counting’ Star Releases Sex Scandal Statement; Some Fans Want Show Canceled
"Twelve years ago, as a young teenager I acted inexcusably for which I am extremely sorry and deeply regret," Duggar said of the sex scandal.
Russia Warns Google, Twitter And Facebook On Law Violations
Russia's media watchdog has written to Google, Twitter and Facebook warning them against violating Russian Internet laws and a spokesman said on Thursday they risk being blocked if they do not comply with the rules.
Facebook, Twitter And Google Accused By Russian Watchdog For 'Lawless Action'
Facebook, Twitter and Google have been accused by the Russian government of violating the country's "blogger law" — a law that gives the country censorship capabilities.
Bernie Sanders Is More Than 'Facebook Royalty', Have You Seen His Google Plus?
Some have let their Google Plus accounts fall by the wayside. Not presidential contender Bernie Sanders.
Waco Biker Gangs Shootout: Central Texas Marketplace To Reopen Without Access To Twin Peaks Restaurant
Waco police said Sunday's shootout, which left nine people dead and 18 injured, was sparked by someone running over a gang member's foot.
Iran's Notorious Evin Prison Will Become A Public Park: Report
The Tehran complex, known for the beating and torture of political prisoners, is going to become a public park.
Russia Freedom Of Speech: Social Media Program Looks For Protest Information Created By Pro-Kremlin Group
Dubbed Laplace’s Demon, the program can monitor social networks and pass word of "threats" to the Kremlin.
Who Is Jeffery Ryan Conlin? Houston Police Identify Suspect In Fatal Officer Richard Martin Hit-And-Run
Jeffery Ryan Conlin, 33, reportedly will face capital murder charges in Officer Richard Martin's death.
Specs Released For Oculus Rift
The specs for the virtual reality device may seem expensive and hard to access at first, the company acknowledges.
Facebook Events May Soon Let You Invite Non-Members
Users of the social network are frustrated they can't invite non-members to events. That may soon change.
Watchdog Advocates Privacy Software To Hide From Facebook's All-Seeing Eye
The best way to avoid the social network's data collection is to vigilantly delete your Internet cookies.
Iran Religious Persecution: Baha’i Faith Leaders Remain Imprisoned After Seven Years
Persecution of the minority religious group has only increased under the leadership of moderate President Hassan Rouhani.
Facebook Tracks Internet History On Non-Members, Belgian Regulators Charge
The social networking site faces more scrutiny over its privacy policies and the way it collects user data.
Facebook Is Pro-Russia, Senior Aide To Ukraine’s President Petro Poroshenko Says
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko had asked Facebook to open a separate office in Ukraine.
Facebook Announces $15 Minimum, More Benefits For Contract Workers
The new standard is already in effect in Menlo Park.
International Hummus Day: Israeli Entrepreneur's Middle Eastern Food Celebration Is Still Political For Some
Hummus has come to symbolize some of the deeper political and cultural tensions at the heart of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Facebook's Instant Article Program Goes Live With New York Times, BuzzFeed, National Geographic
If you have Facebook's iPhone app and follow news outlets like the New York Times or BuzzFeed, get ready to see some changes.
New York Times Reportedly Partners With Facebook To Publish Articles Directly To News Feed
Through a partnership that Facebook and the Times have reportedly established, articles will be posted directly to a user's News Feed.
'Mad Max: Fury Road' Star Riley Keough, A Grandchild Of Elvis Presley, Talks About Marriage And Baby Plans
Riley Keough, a cast member in "Mad Max: Fury Road," describes her plans with new husband Ben Smith-Petersen.
Five Steps To Protect Children From Radicalization
The Islamic State group's political ideology is increasingly resonating with young Americans, a National Security Agency official said.
Facebook May Sue Lawyers Over Fugitive's Lawsuit: NY Judge
Facebook may pursue a lawsuit against law firms that represented a New York man who recently turned fugitive rather than face federal charges that he tried to defraud founder Mark Zuckerberg out of half of the company, a judge ruled.
South Africa KFC Scandal: Workers Caught Washing Raw Chicken On Ground To Hide Breading Waste
KFC workers in a Johannesburg suburb were trying to hide the discarded chicken they had already breaded from their managers.
How To Add Text To Your Facebook Photos
Facebook's latest update lets users easily cover their photos with text and images.
Australian Woman Gets Tattoo To Cover Scars From Double Mastectomy
An artist in Darwin, Australia, created a design to hide a client's scars from a double mastectomy.

