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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Monday he regretted offending Israel's Arabs during a rallying call on election day last week that his critics had denounced as racist.

With Layouts, Instagram users can easily create photo collages, mirror pics or photo booth-style shots.

The government in Kiev can't provide all the army needs to fight rebels, so civilians are stepping in.

A member of the Pi Kappa Alpha chapter at the University of South Carolina was found dead Wednesday.

Facebook claims more than 500 million people use Messenger every month.

Leung Chai-yan has admitted in the past that she suffers from depression.

Bullying, shaming, pornography and physical and financial threatening content have no place on the site.

Jeremy Welt, Maker Studios' senior vice president of marketing, says his company's talent is finding success on Facebook.

As smartphones proliferate, companies are looking for ways to influence consumers on their handsets.

A class action suit tries to force the social network to offer refunds to parents for kids' digital downloads.

The new authority will help him defend against the "aggression" of new U.S. sanctions on Venezuela, Maduro said.

Twitter follows Google and Facebook in targeting more sales from the Greater China region.

It was not clear who had created the website, which reportedly tried to act like a social media outlet for ISIS supporters.

“I knew the pictures didn’t exist."

On Facebook and Twitter, safe-sex campaigns are being lumped in with ads for sex toys, and health organizations say it’s time for a change.

Rebekah Gregory was "in such awe" of other survivors' courage, she writes on Facebook.

Companies big and small are looking to make their apps available for Apple Watch on launch day.

The Facebook CEO told a conference in Barcelona that the rule that has served him well in building his multi-billion dollar empire.

In a surprise move, Jack Ma’s company said Wednesday that it plans to open a commercial data center in the heart of Silicon Valley.

An Indian citizen could be facing five years in jail for posting a photo of Hindu symbols in Mecca's Holy Mosque.

New York City becomes the largest school district in the U.S. to observe Eid al-Adha and Eid al-Fitr.

The new exams are more rigorous and complex, causing parents across the country to seek tutoring for their kids.

Mark Zuckerberg was on hostile turf as spoke to executives at the world's biggest annual gathering of the mobile industry, renewing attempts to win their backing to help reach billions of users with no Internet access.

Internet.org increased the number of data users for one Colombian carrier by 50 percent in a matter of weeks.

Photojournalist Aung Nay Moy had posted a message satirizing a 1971 battle between Burmese government troops and communist fighters.

YouTube is testing a feature that automatically plays more videos on more than 100 million of its users.

The “19 Kids and Counting” star posed with her husband Derick Dillard and some players of the women’s basketball team.

A new report provides insight as to why getting online remains elusive for most people on Earth.

Suicidal thoughts often surface on the social network, which unveiled new tools to intervene.