Facebook co-founder Dustin Moskovitz announced late Thursday that he will be donating $20 million to far-left groups as part of an effort to defeat Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump in the November election.
A Louisiana teenager says she was refused a Donald Trump cake for her 18th birthday party by Albertsons bakery after she requested a design featuring an American flag that read “Trump 2016”.
Positive reaction to one’s Facebook activity can bring as much happiness as marriage or having a baby, according to a new study.
A German regional mayor and member of Angela Merkel’s conservative party has been forced to apologise after posting a picture of a cucumber which looks like an Islamic burka on Facebook.
In just two weeks since its beta launch, free speech Twitter alternative Gab has already accumulated a waiting list of over thirty-thousand people looking to get onto the platform.
An explosion Thursday in Cape Canaveral during a routine static test-fire of the nine Merlin 1D engines that power the first stage of SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket is the company’s second catastrophic failure in the last two years, and puts at risk the expected private sector takeover of space flight.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has programmed his AI butler to ignore commands from his wife, answering only to him, the billionaire revealed in a recent interview.
Two consumer privacy watchdog groups have filed a formal complaint to the FTC in response to WhatsApp’s announcement last week that they would start sharing user data with their parent company Facebook.
Despite Facebook’s claims that their Trending Topics team were not politically biased, a former team member has claimed that the the majority of the team members were liberal and actively discriminated against sites such as Breitbart.
On Monday, Pope Francis received Mark Zuckerberg, founder and CEO of Facebook, at his Vatican residence, together with Zuckerberg’s wife, Priscilla Chan.
An 18-year old girl who fled from a correctional facility in Australia messaged the news to ask them to use a better mugshot.
Facebook has fired its Trending News team, responsible for curating the social media network’s “Trending News” list, after Breitbart Tech began to reveal their progressive biases last month. The team is set to be replaced by a team of engineers managing an algorithm.
Facebook is censoring a video created by Green candidate Dr. Jill Stein supporter Matt Orfalea that exposes PBS Newshour cutting Stein’s criticism of Hillary Clinton, the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), and Obamacare.
Social networks such as Facebook and Twitter are “consciously failing” in their efforts to combat online extremism, according to British lawmakers.
Facebook is now using your WhatsApp data for advertisements on the platform, despite previously promising to never “sell users out.”
Twitter, Facebook and Google have been accused by MPs of “consciously failing” to stop jihadists from using their platforms to promote terrorism, making the sites the “lifeblood of ISIS”. In a report, MPs sitting on the Home Affairs Select Committee
ZeniMax has updated their intellectual property lawsuit against Oculus Rift to explicitly accuse legendary developer John Carmack of theft.
Facebook users can find out how the social network has labelled them politically, with the site now categorising users as either liberal, moderate, or conservative.
The zoo where a gorilla was shot dead after a 3-year old child entered its enclosure has closed both its Facebook and Twitter accounts after pleading with users to stop making memes about Harambe the gorilla.
ST. AMANT, Louisiana — GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump sent a message to Louisiana flood victims in the area who were devastated by flooding as late as Sunday.
TEL AVIV – 30 people attended the funeral in New York for a woman they didn’t know after reading about her death on Facebook.
Texas sheriff’s deputies used a fake Facebook account to make contact with a teenager wanted for sexual assault of a child. The deputies used the social media platform to locate the teen and make the arrest.
Thunder Dungeon, a popular Facebook comedy page with over 400,000 likes, has become the latest victim of Facebook’s bizarre and unexplained suspension wave.
A woman from Belfast has been handed a six-month suspended jail sentence for “joking” about harming Muslims on a Facebook page.
In a political cartoon causing outrage across Louisiana, the Times Picayune published a depiction of police officers handing black Americans their ‘last rites,’ a narrative that is being immediately debunked as first responders rescue thousands in the state amid historic flooding.
As violence continues to occur in and around Black Lives Matter demonstrations, one cyber security intelligence firm argues that America is witnessing an unmistakable trend of further radicalization within the leftist grassroots movement.
A group of popular Facebook meme pages have launched a revolt against Facebook’s increasingly strict and bizarre censorship.
Facebook and Adblock Plus have entered a digital war following Facebook’s announcement on Tuesday that ad-blockers would no longer work on the social network.
Earlier today, Breitbart reported on the unfair suspension of Lucian Wintrich from Facebook. His account has now been restored.
Lucian Wintrich, a photographer, artist and Trump supporter from New York has been suspended from Facebook following a mass-reporting campaign by outraged critics.
An Australian electrician has been ordered to pay $150,000 in damages, after he wrote and shared a false Facebook post claiming that a local elderly motel owner was giving refuge to pedophiles.
Facebook took down Tam Khan’s profile after the boxing trainer published an anti-Islamic State message urging Muslims in Britain to contribute to the country and respect its culture.
On August 7, Facebook shut down ‘Tactical Sh*t’–an online community for military, veterans, law enforcement, and supporters of the Second Amendment.
An indictment was filed against Wassim Hutaba, 29, for allegedly expressing support for ISIS on social media. He is from the Arab village of Reina.
The Rio 2016 Olympic Games began on a sour note for the Israeli delegation, but not one relating to the actual competition. When the delegation was ready to board the bus to the Maracana stadium in the Brazilian city, they were physically prevented from doing so by the Lebanese delegation, already aboard, according Israeli sailor Udi Gal.
A Facebook message about mowing lawns for money to buy school supplies has resulted in a flood of donations for 10-year-old Tyran Bell.
Police were called out after a domestic disturbance was reported to find a truck with its windows smashed to pieces and a scratch on the driver’s side, with the victim of the assault claiming the motivation was a Facebook like.
Robbie Travers, a British political commentator from the Gatestone Institute, has had his Facebook account temporarily blocked after he posted a criticism of Black Lives Matter.
In January 2016, Facebook instituted a ban on private individuals advertising gun sales and, in July, expanded the ban to include licensed gun dealers, as well.
Donald Trump has lost the Harvard Republican Club. In a statement published to the group’s Facebook page Thursday, the student leaders lash out, accusing Trump of “poisoning our country and our children.”
