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YouTube Plans To Use Wikipedia To Fight Conspiracy Videos
YouTube will use information from Wikipedia in attempts to combat conspiracy theories.
Cryptocurrency Ban: Why is Google Blocking Cryptocurrency, Initial Coin Offering Ads?
Google is following in the footsteps of Facebook when it comes to banning advertisements for cryptocurrencies and initial coin offerings.
Police Officers Run Over Raccoon In Supermarket Parking Lot, Witnesses Say
Police cars were seen running over a raccoon until it died in a parking lot, witnesses claimed.
IHOP Manager Apologizes After Black Teens Asked To Pay Before Dining
The manager of an IHOP restaurant in Maine issued a public apology to his restaurant’s patrons after a server asked a group of black teenagers to pay upfront for their meals.
Nintendo Switch Version 5.0.0: Friend Suggestions Feature Now Displays Facebook, Twitter Friends
Here’s everything you need to know about Nintendo Switch’s latest software update.
Jana Duggar’s Thoughts On ‘Waiting’ For Courtship One Year Later
Jana Duggar talked about waiting for Prince Charming this time last year.
Watch: Enormous Tarantula Rescued From Drowning In Floodwater
In a video, the whistling spider was seen holding on to a frail tree branch for its life, outside a SPAR Supermarket in the town of Halifax, northeast of Ingham, Queensland, Australia.
How To Stream MLB Games: Facebook To Air 25 Games In 2018
Facebook has scored the rights to stream 25 MLB games during the 2018 season.
Twitter Verification: Company May Open Verification Up To Everyone
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey said on a live stream that the company is looking into allowing all users to verify their account.
Watch: Emperor Penguins In Antarctica Find Camera On Ice, Take Selfie Video
Two emperor penguins in Antarctica captured a short video of themselves after coming across a camera left on the ice by a human.
Stop Enabling Sex Traffickers Act: Tech Firms Push To Modify Senate Bill
A number of tech firms are making a final push to stop the Senate from passing a bill that would aim to prevent sex trafficking.
Man Threatens To Kill Dozens At Gay Club On Grindr
An Ohio man was arrested for threatening to kill 85 people at a gay club over the dating app Grindr.
What Happened To ‘My 600-Lb Life’ Season 6 Star Tamy Lyn Murrell?
“My 600-LB Life” subject Tamy Lyn Murrell was desperate to make a change in her life.
BlackBerry Sues Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram Over Messaging Patent
Blackberry is suing Facebook for allegedly violating a patent that displays a count of unread messages in a notification bubble.
Facebook Protect VPN: Researcher Finds Privacy Service Collecting User Data
A security researcher found that Facebook's Protect VPN collects data from a user's device even when the service is turned off.
Facebook Survey Asks Users If Pedophilia Should Be Allowed On Platform
Facebook has apologized for sending users a survey that asked for their opinion on how the platform should handle an adult asking an underage girl for sexually explicit photos.
Puppy's Mouth, Eyes Glued Shut Before Dumping Animal On Road
The eight-month-old was found last Monday lying on the side of the road from where it was later rescued by a Good Samaritan.
71-Year-Old Man Brutally Beaten Up In Minnesota Road Rage, Suspect At Large
The incident took place in Ham Lake when the victim had to brake suddenly to avoid a traffic situation in front of him, according to the Anoka County Sheriff's Office.
Is Roy Moore Broke? Former Senate Candidate Issues Plea For Legal Funds
In a post requesting for funds to cover legal costs, Roy Moore attacked "gays, lesbians, and transgenders."
‘My 600-Lb Life’ Season 6: Robert Buchel Dead After Weight Loss Procedure
The episode showing Robert Buchel's lifelong battle with obesity was aired Wednesday.
Facebook Ends Secondary Explore Feed Experiment
Facebook has announced that it is ending its Explore Feed experiment and has concluded that users don't want a secondary News Feed to view posts from Pages.
Keith Simons, Ohio Student Who Killed Self, Had Memos Detailing School Attack
Thirteen-year-old Keith Simons, who killed himself on Feb. 20, had saved a few messages as memos on his phone, which suggest that he planned to attack his school and “harm others.”
Alphabet, Facebook's Businesses Are Strikingly Similar
Looking at their goals and investment focuses makes it clear they have the same structure.
Who Is Brad Parscale? Former Trump Digital Director Named 2020 Campaign Manager
Brad Parscale, the digital director of Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign, has been named the campaign manager for Trump's 2020 re-election bid.
9-Foot Alligator Shocks Residents As Massive Reptile Tries To Enter Florida Apartment
A resident of College Pines Apartment complex in Cocoa was shocked to find the scaly intruder at the doorstep Monday.
‘Kevin (Probably) Saves The World’: Jason Ritter On His Similarities With Kevin
Jason Ritter talked about his similarities with his character on “Kevin (Probably) Saves the World.”
Prentis Robinson's Facebook Live Murder Suspect Identified By North Carolina Police
Robinson was walking down the rural road near the campus, broadcasting live with a selfie stick, when Douglas Coulson approached him and shot him four times.
Who Is Courtland Sykes? Missouri Senate Candidate Gets Roy Moore Endorsement
Failed Alabama senate candidate Roy Moore endorsed Missouri senate candidate Courtland Sykes, whose Facebook post about women's rights generated outrage.
Abigail Hernandez's Parents Say Daughter 'Not A Terrorist,' Incapable Of Attacking School
"She's not right mentally — she doesn't pick up what people say," Abigail Hernandez’s mother said, ahead of her daughter's trial.
Facebook Could Be Preparing To Enter The Streaming Music Market
It seems to be taking some early steps toward such a move, but Facebook often stumbles when trying to expand beyond its core social network.


