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Watch: Autistic Student Delivers Inspirational Graduation Speech In Viral Video
Much to the surprise of his classmates, Sef Scott, a graduating senior with autism — a boy who rarely spoke in the class — delivered a six-minute-long commencement address.
What Is Giant Hogweed? Burns, Blindness-Causing Plant Found In Virginia
The plant is originally from the Caucasus Region in Russia and Central Asia and was introduced into ornamental gardens in Europe and North America in the 19th and 20th centuries.
The Biggest News At Apple's Developer Conference Was For Facebook Investors
The most valuable public company is doubling down on data privacy.
Watch: Woman Gets Head Stuck In Tailpipe During Music Festival
A video shows the moment when a woman got her head lodged in car's tailpipe during at a music festival in Minnesota.
Study Finds Young People No Longer Like Getting News From Facebook
A Reuters study found that young people prefer apps like WhatsApp over Facebook for discussing news.
Watch: Bear Playfully Jumps With Young Boy At Zoo
A viral video shows an Andean bear jumping alongside a young boy at the Nashville Zoo.
Facebook Will Require Advertisers To Disclose Where They Got Customer Information
Facebook introduced a new policy requiring companies advertising through its Custom Audiences tool disclose exactly where they got customer information.
Massive Great White Shark Rips 4-Foot-Long Black Tip Cousin, Photo Shows
The Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS) took the photo Friday during a longline fishing survey.
United Airlines Made Infant 'Sit Dangerously' On Plane, Mother Claims
Cassie Hutchin said the United Airlines attendant berated her for not following proper protocol to ensure the safety of her child.
Apple Prevents Facebook-Like Scandal By Disabling Apps’ Access To iPhone Contacts
Apple is not allowing a scandal like Facebook’s Cambridge Analytica controversy to hit its company, so it has disabled app developers’ access to iPhone-saved contacts.
Facebook Gives Users Way To Report False, Misleading Advertising
Facebook announced Tuesday it will give users a way to report advertisers that sell bad or misleading products.
Facebook Finally Responds To Congressional Inquiries After April Testimony
Two months after CEO Mark Zuckerberg's congressional testimony, Facebook responded to written questions lawmakers submitted afterward.
Facebook's Instagram Could Generate Nearly $9 Billion In Sales This Year
The popular photo/video sharing service should hit 1 billion users this year.
Neal Boyd Cause Of Death: ‘AGT’ Winner Found Dead At Mother’s Home
The singer won “America’s Got Talent” in 2008.
Facebook Turns On Marketplace Monetization
The social network is coming after Craigslist.
Facebook Takes On Twitch With Video Game Streaming Service Fb.gg
Facebook rolled out fb.gg, a gaming-focused streaming hub that allows viewers to financially compensate their favorite streamers.
VIDEO: Alligator Gets Dangerously Close To Boy Playing With Toy Gator In Backyard
The 6-year-old was playing with his inflatable toy alligator while a real alligator appeared to be crawling behind him.
Watch: Violent Alligator Head-Butts Captor, Thrashes To Escape
Video released online shows the thrashing alligator trying its best to break free Tuesday.
Instagram Launching New Video Hub To Compete With Snapchat Discover, YouTube
Instagram's new video hub will include shows from its partners and it will feature content that’s typically seen on YouTube.
Facebook's Controversial Data-Sharing Plans Extended To Chinese Companies
Facebook's latest scandal, involving hardware companies having access to personal data, apparently extended to Chinese firms like Huawei.
Cambridge Analytica Chief ‘Withdrew $8M’ From Company Linked To Trump’s Wealthy Supporters
The Financial Times reports that Alexander Nix banked the money for "unbooked services" after it was revealed in March that the data consulting firm had harvested 87 million Facebook accounts to target voters during Trump's successful presidential bid.
Doctor Sees Lump On Woman’s Throat On TV, Saves Her Life
Dr. Erich Voigt, a New York-based ear, nose and throat surgeon, happened to be watching a television show when Nicole McGuinness, 32, of Havelock, North Carolina, appeared on it and he instantly knew something was not right.
Instagram Reportedly Allowing Users To Share Videos Up To An Hour Long
Sources say Instagram has recently spoken with content creators and publishers to create long-form videos for the platform.
Facebook Testing Lip Sync Live, A New Feature That Resembles Musical.ly
Facebook also revealed that it is testing a new option that will allow users to add music to their Facebook videos.
Senators Demand Explanation From Mark Zuckerberg Over Latest Facebook Scandal
Multiple United States senators wrote to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg over the site's alleged oversharing of user data with hardware companies.
Jada Pinkett Smith ‘Heartbroken’ When Jaden Smith Asked For Emancipation At 15
Jada Pinkett Smith has opened up about the time when her son Jaden Smith asked for emancipation at 15.
Facebook May Have Given Huge Data Access To Apple, Samsung, BlackBerry
A new report by the New York Times claims Facebook gave far-reaching user-data access to hardware companies like Apple and Samsung in a possible violation of user consent.
Police Officer Taylor Saulters Fired For Driving Car Into Suspect Running Away
The incident took place on June 1 and the decision came after Athens-Clarke County police department reviewed the video.
The 3 Biggest Challenges Facing Facebook
The company certainly faces numerous hurdles to keep its revenue growing anywhere near that pace in the future.
Will Silicon Valley’s New Company Towns End Up As Failed Utopias?
Facebook will build a village with housing and amenities in Silicon Valley, a new version of old, unsuccessful ideas of company towns and utopian communities. Will Facebook's town face the same fate?


