Alex Perry

Tech giant Microsoft announced Monday it had closed a deal to buy GitHub, a widely used open-source code sharing website for software developers.

A new report by the New York Times claims Facebook gave far-reaching user-data access to hardware companies like Apple and Samsung in a possible violation of user consent.

Videos on social media showed a chaotic gunfight with multiple shooters at a Dallas football game on Sunday night, which left a pregnant woman in critical condition.

A Washington man is being accused of shooting two of his neighbors and himself over a dispute involving dog defecation.

Police in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, have arrested a man suspected of intentionally clogging women's public toilets since 2016.

A list of games purportedly appearing at Nintendo's upcoming E3 showcase leaked online on Thursday, with some big and small names on it.

Some manner of altercation resulted in an Uber driver shooting and killing a male passenger in Denver early Friday morning.

Facebook's CEO might be going east if he accepts an invitation from the Russian government.

A new study from Pew Research Center found that nearly half of American teens do not use Facebook at all, preferring sites like Snapchat and YouTube.

A youth football team from Idaho sprung into action when they saw a car overturn on the highway in front of them after winning a championship the previous day.

Seven men were apprehended by police in California after witnesses reported they were working together to grope young girls at a water park.

Snap CEO Evan Spiegel addressed reports of sexism within the company, claiming he took feedback seriously and listing ways the tech giant had improved recently.

An Arizona man was banned from Walt Disney World after he allegedly told resort guests that there was an active shooter for a YouTube prank.

Comedian and actress Kathy Griffin has made a comeback from the scandal that arose after she was photographed holding a fake decapitated Donald Trump head.

Amazon announced Wednesday that 12 more states would get Amazon Prime discounts in Whole Foods Market stores, effective immediately.

Police in Illinois found dozens of animals, both alive and dead, in a pet store that had been closed and without electricity for weeks.

Russian tech giant Yandex just announced what it claims is the country's first smart speaker, beating Amazon and Google to the punch.

ABC announced it had ended its successful reboot of the sitcom "Roseanne" after star Roseanne Barr angered many on Twitter with a racist tweet about Valerie Jarrett.

The Pacific Island nation will ban Facebook for a month to evaluate the amount of "fake news" being spread on the platform.

Starbucks stores will close Tuesday afternoon for a few hours as employees are educated about racial bias in America.

A large alligator grazed on a college campus in Mississippi on Thursday before eventually being safely removed.

A Maine man sued Kentucky Fried Chicken because he unexpectedly bit down hard on a bone in a chicken pot pie.

The Department of Justice indicted three men in connection with the "swatting" death of Andrew Finch in Wichita, Kansas, in December.

Multiple celebrity women who have accused Harvey Weinstein of sexual harassment and assault reacted to his arrest on Twitter.

Facebook rolled out a new feature Thursday that will show users who paid for each political ad on their news feeds.

Hollywood icon Morgan Freeman was accused of sexual harassment by eight women who came forward in an extensive CNN investigation.

President Donald Trump announced in a letter Thursday that the upcoming summit between himself and Kim Jong-un was no more.

A Canadian grandmother accidentally gave a fried chicken delivery person the tip of a lifetime with a $60,000 gratuity.

A federal judge ruled that President Donald Trump can no longer block critics on Twitter, as his tweets are a matter of public interest.