Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg has set a goal of visiting all 50 states in America to meet and listen to users about their concerns and views on Facebook in 2017.
A recently resurfaced article from a leading online feminist magazine, Everday Feminism, argues that “glorifying obesity” is a good thing.
NBC News has issued a correction to a story that was published last week which labelled Breitbart editor MILO a “white nationalist troll.”
Mass Effect: Andromeda will launch on March 21, 2017, and a steady stream of info about the latest entry in one of the biggest role-playing franchises has begun to come out as it approaches release.
Facebook has hired former NBC News and CNN anchor Campbell Brown as the head of its news partnership team, as it steps up its efforts to combat the hysteria over “fake news.”
A series of articles published this week are criticizing crowdfunding platform GoFundMe for allowing conservative students to use the service to raise funds to cover security costs for their MILO events.
(Reuters) — Bitcoin plunged by as much as 12 percent on Friday after China’s central bank urged investors to take a rational and cautious approach to investing in the digital currency, which is on track for its heaviest two-day drop in two years.
(Reuters) — A senior Verizon Communications Inc executive said on Thursday that the company was unsure about its planned acquisition of Yahoo Inc’s internet business.
The New York Observer has claimed that Twitter’s decision to permanently ban MILO from the platform was part of the reason he “skyrocketed into mega celebrity status.”
Snapchat’s social media parent, Snap, Inc., seemed headed for a $5 billion IPO until a former employee alleged in a conveniently timed lawsuit that the company misrepresented its financial position and pressured him for proprietary secrets about his former employer, Facebook.
UC Berkeley’s liberal campus is bracing itself for a visit and sold-out lecture by Breitbart News’ Milo Yiannapoulos in the midst of what the school’s College Republicans have dubbed the “New Free Speech Movement.”
A hacker claims to have breached the FBI’s official website for the second time, describing their security systems as “lazy.”
Heat Street moves a little closer to its anti-SJW editorial stance by parting ways with editor Louise Mensch.
Bitcoin value took a dramatic dive Thursday with the cryptocurrency’s value falling by as much as 18% to $820 per coin, according to Business Insider.
In the last year, Amazon has dramatically increased employment of robots, going from 30,000 robots in 2015 to 45,000 in 2016.
Breitbart Senior Editor MILO has been named LGBTQ Nation’s 2016 person of the year, an award for the “top newsmaker” in the LGBTQ community.
Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg has set a goal of visiting all 50 states in America to meet and listen to users about their concerns and views on Facebook in 2017.
A new survey conducted of students at Brandeis University revealed that three in four conservatives keep their political beliefs private out of concerns of social or academic consequences.
Unsurprising to many, Tumblr’s prevalence for porn has been documented in a new report, which discovered nearly 50% of users end up seeing porn in their timeline on the site.
Professor Joseph Palermo of California State University argued that Donald Trump should have his Twitter access revoked because of his beliefs on climate change.
Anti-MILO flyers claiming he “will attack people of color” and women have been spotted around the University of Washington
China’s state-run news outlet Xinhua has condemned President-elect Donald Trump’s Twitter habits, declaring “An obsession with ‘Twitter foreign policy’ is undesirable.”
Blizzard will be pushing out a “20th Anniversary” patch to Diablo III this week that will add the original Diablo campaign to the game, and it’s already getting a lot of attention.
Left-wing students at the University of Washington have posted “Racist In Your Class” flyers featuring the President of the College Republicans.
After his election win, Trump credited Twitter and other social media platforms with helping him beat Hillary Clinton despite her much higher advertising spending.
Four people are now in custody following a recent Facebook livestream that appears to show an unidentified young man tied up, gagged and tortured as his assailants shout “f*ck Donald Trump.”
The personal information of thousands may have been compromised by a security breach in San Antonio’s largest school district, only it happened in August and the affected students and staffers are first learning about it now.
Despite expectations that the “next big thing” would premiere at the pre-opening for the 50th Anniversary of the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, it seems the latest tech innovations are struggling to live up to all the hype.
USA Today issued a correction to their recent article about Breitbart Senior Editor MILO after falsely labeling him a “white nationalist,” “racist,” and “alt-right.”
Self-proclaimed community organizers at Cal Poly State University say they are worried that the campus has become vulnerable to hate, bigotry and violence.
A school district in Kentucky has canceled the school’s “Stallions” mascot after a petition from the community argued that the mascot was “inappropriate and sexist.”
