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The antitrust investigation is the latest action by state and federal prosecutors aimed at Silicon Valley's continued growth of influence.

Facebook is being probed for antitrust violations by a coalition of state attorneys general

The disturbing video of the incident showed the unidentified man dragging the dog along a footpath while hitting and spitting on it.

French President Emmanuel Macron's wife Brigitte Macron is seen in August 2019

The long-awaited Dating option is now available in the U.S.

Facebook said its dating service is aimed at promoting "real relationships" and not just hookups

Facebook rolled out its Facebook Dating app in the U.S. on Thursday, helping social media users find true love.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg unveiled plans in 2018 for the social network's dating service, which is now available in the United States

The video, which was captured by onlooker CJ Martin, showed the shark “thrashing in the water” and was just yards away from where the terrified he was recording.

An exposed server stored 419 million records on users across several databases

Leading technology firms met with American officials at Facebook's campus in the city of Menlo Park

The Federal Trade Commission fined Google $170 million for using YouTube to collect data on young users under 13 without their consent, violating a 1998 child online privacy law.

Facebook confirmed that it is considering hiding the number of likes a post receives from users.

A U.S. Senator has called for Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg to serve prison time for his company's recent lies about privacy.

Facebook says it won't use facial recognition or "tag" users unless they opt in to using the technology

Facebook says it is considering no longer displaying how many "likes" a post has racked up

A heartbroken father, Chris Draper, organized a horse-drawn carriage to ferry the coffins of his daughters, who were brutally killed by their mother, to finally lay them down with a heavy heart.

Frantically trying to escape, a mouse fries itself to death at a Whataburger joint in Texas.

A top ECB official worries about Libra

Jordayne Beaumond-Brown pleaded guilty to two charges related to the incident involving two of his dogs in 2017.

While it might seem counter-intuitive, social media users are continuing to use the same platforms that are causing them stress rather than switching off from them.

There has been growing acknowledgment of the alleged offences from within parts of Bangladesh's Islamic community

The encounter was quickly caught on video by one of the passengers and quickly appeared online.

Andrea Knabel went missing after leaving a Louisville residence at 1:00 a.m. on Aug. 13.

The Facebook unit is working on a new messaging app that could lure more users away from Snapchat.

Brazil's President Jair Bolsonaro is willing to accept foreign aid for fighting fires devastating the Amazon rainforest, but only if the country controls the funds, his spokesman said Tuesday.The announcement suggests Bolsonaro has dropped an earlier demand that French President Emmanuel Macron withdraw "insults" made against him before he would accept a G7 offer to help put out the fires in the world's largest rainforest.

The composition of Italy's lower house as the Five Star Movement and the Democratic Party try to form a new coalition

Instagram will soon release Threads, a messaging app that makes "all about sharing" possible.

Germany's competition regulator will take Facebook to the Federal Court of Justice over its data collection practices, after a previous order made in February was suspended.