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The Kentucky State Police say debris placed along a highway exit ramp was meant to lure someone to their death.

Demonstrators targeted the Monsanto Co. because of its historical role in introducing genetically modified products into the food supply.

Fed up with Facebook's misogynistic content, women’s groups launched the #FBrape campaign to hold advertisers accountable, and it's working.

AT&T cancels U.K. launch of HTC First, also known as the first "Facebook phone," after a lukewarm response from the American consumer.

A pew study says teens are losing interest in Facebook due to the increased presence of adults, but sticking around to keep in touch.

Kim Dotcom claims to have invented two-step verification, and has a patent to back it up. Will he sue Facebook, Twitter and Google?

Far-right groups in Britain are mobilizing and seeking to exploit the horrific murder of a serviceman by alleged Islamic extremists.

The Oklahoma County Sheriff’s Office tweeted a photo of Susie, a dog found standing guard over a deceased tornado victim in Moore, Okla.

Designing future campuses has become as much of the tech battle as hardware and software.

Facebook says users will tolerate more advertisements. Is that assumption correct?

Helen Mirren pretended to be Queen Elizabeth for a dying boy named Oliver Burton, who has Down Syndrome and was diagnosed with terminal cancer, because that was his last wish.

Elin Nordegren is livid her ex-husband Tiger Woods is bringing new girlfriend Lindsey Vonn around their two children.

Text donations to the American Red Cross after the deadly tornado in Moore Okla., are not designated for those tornado victims.

Using only a knife, Miami resident Jason Leon captured and killed a 19-foot, 128-pound Burmese python, the Florida Wildlife Commission said in a statement.

Keyboardist Ray Manzarek, co-founder of the pioneering rock back The Doors, passed away on Monday of cancer.

With yet another quarter of losses, Renren Network's market value has dropped almost 80 percent since its IPO.

Amy's Baking Company hosted a job fair this weekend to replace wait staff for their "grand re-opening."

Sports commentators on Australian sports show "NRL Footy Show" are under fire after calling a baby "ugly" on their program last week.

Toots & the Maytals lead singer Frederick "Toots" Hibbert, 67, was hit in the head with a vodka bottle by a teenager with a bottle during a concert in Virginia.

Google announces Glassware, a collection of apps for Google Glass that include Twitter, Facebook and CNN.

"The Office" ended its ninth season run on Thursday, May 16. Find out how the show ended.

Abercrombie & Fitch CEO Mike Jeffries apologized for his comments from a 2006 interview in a Facebook post on Wednesday.

Amy's Baking Company has announced a "grand reopening" to address what it calls false accusations after the "Kitchen Nightmares" disaster.

Katy Cipriano was fired from Amy's Baking Company during the filming of "Kitchen Nightmares" and she took to Reddit to answer questions about the show and the now-infamous owners.

Several rumors are making their way around Facebook about Eminem, claiming the rapper was stabbed and died in New York City.

It is unclear if the symbol of Nawaz Sharif's PML-N party is a lion or a tiger.

Among the most-hyped adjustments is the inclusion of related hashtags similar to Twitter.

Lauryn Hill, 37, performed what may be her last concert before she heads to jail in July for tax evasion.

BBM coming to Android and iOS this summer. Here are other takeaways from BlackBerry Live.