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Silicon Valley’s tech companies have come under regular scrutiny for their paucity of black, Latino and female employees.

More than 120 games are on sale in the second of three weeks of discounts, making it a great time to buy new titles.

Treacherous sea crossings have caused the deaths of nearly 4,000 people, with most refugees fleeing violence in the Middle East.

Animal rights advocates and citizens alike were outraged by bloody photos of dogs lying in the street, and on Sunday the government was forced to scrap the policy.

After over 1,000 flights were canceled Monday due to treacherous weather, some travelers tweeted that they were stuck in the city until Friday.

A former intern at the Guyer Institute in Indiana now says the NFL quarterback did not use human growth hormone.

Gamers flooded Twitter on Christmas voicing their frustration as various gaming services went down, possibly because of hackers who threatened to disrupt them.

The surprise visit to Pakistan is the first by an Indian prime minister in more than a decade, and it comes just weeks after the two leaders met at the climate-change summit in Paris.

As the holiday of peace and joy approaches, presidential candidates have shown little sign of lightening up their rhetoric.

Paul joined the chorus of GOP candidates criticizing Hillary Clinton Wednesday when he said she should be able to quickly use a bathroom because Carly Fiorina could.

Ted Cruz told donors in a closed-door New York City meeting that banning same-sex marriage wouldn't be a top priority for his administration.

The Kentucky senator and Republican presidential candidate is lashing out against fellow White House hopefuls and Washington waste for his holiday tradition.

In another year of highs and lows for social media, IBT highlights the best of Twitter in 2015.

Donald Trump drew attention after Miss Universe Pageant host Steve Harvey accidentally announced the wrong winner Sunday night.

Martin Shkreli, the pharmaceutical CEO facing U.S. charges of securities fraud, lost control of his Twitter account on Sunday.

Jeb Bush was the most active on Twitter, criticizing Hillary Clinton for her policies on fighting ISIS.

Many on the internet were asking whether there's actual proof of ISIS using Donald Trump videos to boost anti-Western sentiment.

The Vermont senator heaped praise upon the king of Jordan, not for the first time, during Saturday's Democratic debate.

Early on in the presidential debate, former Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley constantly looked to get a word in edgewise, to no avail.

Bernie Sanders is far ahead of Hillary Clinton — at least on Twitter.

Spain's elections Sunday are expected to feature tight races amid surges by two outsider political parties.

Service was restored Thursday morning after Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg deemed the decision "sad for Brazil."

French far-right leader Marine Le Pen was condemned by politicians as well as Foley's parents for posting graphic images of ISIS atrocities.

That's not the force you're feeling, it's the incoming avalanche of "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" spoilers.

The European Commission is set to implement rules that could see tech companies like Apple, Facebook and Google facing hundreds of millions of dollars in fines if they can't comply.

The fifth face-off of the party's presidential candidates was expected to focus heavily on terrorism. Click here for updates throughout the evening.

In a bid to limit any damage to its reputation, a major voice within the group has called for an end to close ties with the U.S. government and to publish everything online for everyone to see.

The social network’s new feature for curating tweets is rolling out to U.K. Twitter users, two months after its U.S. launch.

A hacker used the Twitter account of South African President Jacob Zuma to call for his removal in a series of tweets.