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'Winds Of Winter' Author Won't Take Questions About Books At Special Event
George RR Martin will announce the “Winds of Winter” release date on his blog.
Amazon News: Understanding The Neighbors App Which Lets Police See Camera Footage
Amazon's Neighbors app, part of its Ring doorbell system, is teaming up with law enforcement in an attempt to improve the safety of local communities. But some have criticized the Ring doorbell system in the past for not doing enough to protect user privacy.
UFC Star Shares Video Of Brutal Bare-Knuckle Fight, Makes Opponent Quit
UFC sensation Jorge Masvidal shared the full video of one of his bare-knuckle fights on his social media account in which he made his opponent quit.
Truth About Michelle, Barack Obama Split Rumors: ‘Best Marriages Require Work’
There is no truth to rumors suggesting that Barack and Michelle Obama are splitting.
Facebook Removes Fake Accounts Allegedly Linked To Saudi Government For Spreading Propaganda
The company said it removed multiple pages and groups that were involved in “coordinated inauthentic behavior” on Facebook and Instagram.
Pit Bull Strangled To Death Found Inside Dumpster, Investigation Underway
Richmond Animal Care and Control said the dog appeared to have been strangled with a hunter green slip lead leash that was tightly wound around its neck.
Olympic Figure Skater Ashley Wagner Reveals She Was Sexually Assaulted At 17
The Olympian opened up about her sexual assault at age 17.
Facebook's Expanding Search Advertising
More marketers can now place ads in Facebook's search results, but there's a catch.
Alien Hunter Explains Why He Is Not Joining Area 51 Raid
An astronomy professor explains why there might not be any good reason to storm Area 51.
Is Facebook Headed For Another Revenue Growth Slowdown?
CFO Dave Wehner warned revenue growth will decelerate further over the next year.
Data Privacy News: EU Court Rules That Companies Using Facebook 'Like' Button Liable For Data
European companies that embed the Facebook "Like" button on their websites are to be held liable for collecting user data, the Luxembourg-based European Court of Justice ruled.
Facebook Algorithm Changes Suppressed Journalism And Meddled With Democracy
Facebook serves as a gatekeeper of the information diets of more than 200 million Americans and 2 billion users worldwide.
Indiana Man Falls Into Inactive Volcano While On His Honeymoon In The Caribbean
The newlyweds were out hiking when a support rope snapped and the husband fell in.
Facebook Earnings: Revenue Growth Rate Accelerates
The social network's advertising revenue is soaring.
Infographic: Tech Giants Increase Lobbying Efforts In The US
This chart shows annual lobbying expenditures of major tech companies in the U.S.
Pet Dog Saves Sleeping Owner From House Fire By Waking Him Up
“The homeowner had fallen asleep when the fire started, and his puppy Bella’s actions of licking her owner’s face to wake him saved this homeowner’s life,” officials said.
Facebook Users Are Clicking More Ads
Time spent in News Feed is increasingly valuable for both users and Facebook.
Facebook, Amazon Spend Millions On Lobbying Amid Antitrust Investigations
Both Facebook and Amazon spent around $4 million lobbying Washington during the second quarter of 2019.
Charging Samsung Phone Catches Fire, Causes Blaze At Hospital
“Through an investigation it was determined that a Samsung Galaxy S7 cell phone caught fire and melted to a cell phone charging tower,” police said.
Huge Python Found Lounging In Home Balcony, Family Terrified
Sunshine Coast Snake Catchers posted an image to Facebook, asking their 80,000 thousand followers if they were able to spot the snake.
Man Live-Streams Suicide On Facebook, Asks Family To Post Photos Of Corpse
"I miss her and cannot live without her. I cannot bear the fact that she is getting married to someone else. The stress of losing her has affected me so much that I lost my job," the man wrote in a suicide note.
Pet Dogs Fight Cobra To Protect Owner's Baby, 1 Dead
CCTV footage showed the canines fighting the reptile by biting it. The owner said he was grateful to his pets for showing "exceptional courage” in ensuring the safety of his family.
Facebook’s Cryptocurrency Shows The Need To Embrace Blockchains
Just as the Internet revolutionized the transfer of information, blockchain now brings greater transparency and security to the transfer of value, and often creates better efficiency too.
Stories Could Save Core Facebook Engagement
Stories usage increased 9% sequentially last quarter.
Facebook Earnings: What to Watch For When FB Reports Q2 On Wednesday
Three metrics will give investors a glimpse into the social network's recent performance.
This App Tells Your Instagram Followers Where You Are
An app created to show just how willing people are in sharing sensitive data to the internet is capable of revealing an Instagram user’s location history -- starting from the time they used the app.
VIDEO: Black Family Accuses Nike Store Manager Of Racial Profiling After Accusation Of Shoplifting
The family was confronted by the store manager for shoplifting a basketball they had purchased for their 19-month-old son.
Pythons, Crocodile Stolen From Zoo, Theft Caught On Camera
The incident came to light after zookeepers noticed that the three animals were missing when they arrived for work. Following this, the owners checked the CCTV footage which showed a man stealing the animals.
Former CIA Operative Warns ISIS Might Be Behind Storm Area 51 Event
A former CIA asset who was previously stationed at Area 51 warned that members of ISIS may have organized the Facebook event that aims to storm the highly classified military base in Nevada.
Cruise Ship Flooded With Sewage-Smelling 'Waste Water', No Refund Given
A cruise traveler from London has reported the ordeal of living in a cruise ship cabin flooded with stinking “wastewater” that smelled like sewage in a week-long journey. Adding to the agony was the refusal of the cruise line to provide any refund for the misery endured.


