SpaceX’s mammoth 27-engine Falcon Heavy rocket flawlessly lifted off from the Kennedy Space Center at Cape Canaveral, Florida, on Tuesday and launched a small craft to Mars as a symbolic effort at interplanetary travel.
Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg claimed the #MeToo movement hasn’t gone far enough, despite also noting that an overwhelming amount of men are now afraid of mentoring women.
Uber had admitted that they had “no justification” for the coverup of a data breach which left the personal information of 57 million users vulnerable.
Figures from across the alternative media including Jim Hoft of the Gateway Pundit, Margaret Howell of Right Side Broadcasting, and anti-Islamization activist Pamela Geller met in Washington D.C yesterday to discuss the threat of social media censorship and how it can be resisted.
Pornhub has banned AI-generated fake celebrity porn videos, which swap the faces of porn stars with realistic celebrity faces.
Facebook has reportedly hired a full-time pollster to monitor CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s approval ratings worldwide.
California’s flu pandemic has killed 127 humans already this winter, and it is now rapidly spreading to dogs.
Dental school students and a professor of orthodontics are in hot water after officials discovered that the group took a selfie with two severed human heads.
Jim Carrey says he’s dumping his Facebook stock and deleting his page over reported Russian interference on the site during the 2016 presidential election.
SJW fans are disgusted that there will be no explicit gay scenes in the next Harry spin-off movie – Fantastic Beasts: the Crimes of Grindelwald – about the youthful adventures of Hogwarts headmaster Professor Dumbledore.
Twitter’s Director of Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality has left the company after just eighteen months.
Although Harvard is holding strong to its commitment to punish members of single-sex male clubs, “gender-focused” female clubs have continued to flourish.
Hundreds of high-skilled Indians and Indian Americans rallied in front of the White House on Saturday in support of President Donald Trump’s merit-based immigration plan and called for ending the visa lottery system and chain migration while debunking the mainstream media’s attempts to label the commander-in-chief a racist.
Facebook, Google, and other Silicon Valley companies are reportedly restricting employee relationships and dating practices with company dating policies.
Report: Top Newsweek Employees Fired After Exposure of Allegedly Fraudulent Web Traffic
Commodity Futures Trading Commission Chairman J. Christopher Giancarlo has announced that he will take a “do no harm” approach to cryptocurrency regulation.
Ithaca College faculty members are defending their institution’s president, Shirley Collado, after it was revealed that she was convicted of sexual assault in 2001.
Conservative media organizations will discuss how Twitter, Facebook, Youtube, and search engine giants like Google have stifled conservative and alternative viewpoints during a panel discussion Tuesday, February 6, at the Newseum in Washington, D.C.
California’s zero-emission-vehicle registrations jumped 29 percent last year, powered by government subsidies, but a lack of standardized charging stations will make future growth more expensive.
The FBI and local law enforcement agencies across the country are warning social media users not to share a disturbing video depicting child pornography making the rounds on Facebook.
Professor Brooke Mascagni at California State University, Dominguez Hills, called President Trump a “white supremacist” in a syllabus for her political science course offered this spring.
YouTube will reportedly begin flagging videos that are published by groups that receive government funding.
A New York high school has canceled a production of Disney’s Hunchback of Notre Dame after a white student was cast as Esmeralda.
Former early employees from Silicon Valley companies such as Facebook and Google have formed an organization which aims to warn the public of the negative effects of these tech companies.
The Department of Justice filed a statement at the end of January, claiming that UC Berkeley had violated the First Amendment rights of the university’s College Republicans chapter.
Best Buy will stop selling music CDs, amid the growth of digital music streaming, despite the fact that the reailer used to be the most popular music seller in the United States.
More than half of Facebook’s instant article partners have reportedly abandoned the program.
Twitter users, including Martin Luther King’s youngest daughter, were seemingly not pleased when Ram used a King quote during their Super Bowl advertisement to sell trucks.
A-list actor Kevin Hart has been widely mocked after trying to crash the celebrations of Philadelphia Eagles after they won Sunday nights Superbowl against the New England Patriots.
Parents are outraged after a New York City elementary school canceled its father-daughter dance Friday over concerns the event would not be “gender inclusive.”
Stanford University researchers have reported 97 percent laboratory success eliminating metastasized tumors in mice by injecting vaccines directly into tumors to activate T cells.
Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) is starting to use commercially available facile recognition software to confirm the identity of international travelers and drastically speed up the check-in process.
Announcing an “LGBT-inclusive” update to all of its products, education giant Pearson has launched a guide to pushing “social justice” activism in every part of the school curriculum.
A San Francisco federal appeals court ruled Twitter is not responsible for the ISIS murder of two Americans.
A public school district in Minnesota is taking a radical social justice approach to the education of their youngest children.
University of Central Florida ‘Try a Hijab’ Event Participant Starts Campaign to Expel Peer for Taking Photos
Princeton University is set to host a “fat positive dinner” in February for students who self-identify as “fat.”
The New York Times published an op-ed recently naming the online advertising business as the “Internet’s Central Villain.”
A federal prison inmate in Atlanta, Georgia, published a Facebook Live video where he admitted to committing a murder that he hasn’t been charged for.
Apple has reportedly announced their biggest quarterly profit ever despite a drop in iPhone sales this year.
