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The is survived by three children.

"We cannot grieve because there is zero proof," says one woman whose boyfriend is missing. "It's a giant unknown."

Facebook Messenger lets users send video messages with its latest update, version 6.0.

While the ministry didn't give a reason for the shutdown, it's been speculated that the move is an attempt to stop militants from communicating on the Web.

Mariupol, which has changed hands several times in weeks of conflict, is strategically important because steel is exported through the port.

Reps. Michele Bachmann and Steve King want to hold off on electing a majority leader, since no one is "conservative" enough.

Meet the newest character of "Games of Thrones"! Facebook employee David Goldblatt paid $20,000 to get brutally killed off in "A Song of Ice and Fire."

Users will be able to change, delete or add to the information in their files, which will dictate what kind of ads they see on Facebook.

"The goal is to make it clear to people why they saw the ad.”

Christopher Maloney from "X Factor" has opened a school of performing arts.

As Facebook throttles the reach of non-advertising sites on its social network, weather forecasters say users are missing critical storm updates.

The move spurs talk of how Facebook might profit from 12 billion messages daily.

Jerad Miller wrote of a need "to prepare for war" and railed against the federal government.

"We can neither confirm nor deny that this is our first tweet," the CIA said.

Theresa Caputo's ability to speak with the dead has been called into question by one sci-fi investigator.

Acton otherwise struck an upbeat tone in his first public comments since Facebook's decision to acquire WhatsApp.

The ubiquitous plastic trumpets that turned the 2010 cup into a constant racket will be gone this time, and so will iPads.

The controversial Elle UK cover features Pharrell Williams wearing a Native American warbonnet.

It is not clear what sparked this latest round of vitriol, or what information the U.S. firms are alleged to have stolen.

Leaving no comrade behind is a core military value. But does it apply if a soldier walked away?

Got your Kleenex? The movie adaptation of John Green's best-seller "The Fault in Our Stars" is about to open. Fans are eager -- and on edge.

A bride is under fire after walking down the aisle with her newborn baby attached to her wedding dress train. She is defending the incident.

But the Silicon Valley companies say they decided not to show up to the meetings.

Parents rally in support for teacher suspended for teaching about blackface.

Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg is donating $120 million to Bay Area public schools, and a messy affair in New Jersey was a "big influence."

WhatsApp was by far Facebook's most expensive purchase, bought for $19 billion in February.

"The Bay Area is one of the most prosperous places in the world, but there so many schools here that don't have the resources they need."

Twitter has been struggling to attract more users with new features for users in the U.S. and abroad.