Alex Perry

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's testimony in front of European Parliament resulted in dissatisfaction among some Parliament members.

A Wisconsin man was accused of stabbing a 7-year-old child in the foot with scissors after the boy was suspended from school.

More than 200 shipping containers filled with human feces stunk up an Alabama town for two months, so Febreze stepped in.

Nine members of Congress signed a letter pressing ridesharing companies like Uber and Lyft for details on how they plan to handle their drivers committing sexual assault.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's testimony in front of European Parliament will, in fact, be livestreamed, despite initially being a private meeting.

Two women in Montana were stopped by a Border Patrol agent for half an hour after speaking Spanish to each other at a convenience store.

A Tennessee man captured and killed a massive rattlesnake in his backyard, after getting permission from a state agency to do so.

The Android version of the popular video game "Fortnite" will release before the leaves turn, according to Epic Games.

A Connecticut kidnapper made his victim lie face down with an alligator on his back while demanding ransom, according to police.

Lawyer Aaron Schlossberg lost his workspace and has been criticized by many following the release of a racist viral video.

"Call of Duty: Black Ops 4" will be about playing with friends, meaning it has no traditional single-player campaign.

An Oregon man was taken into custody after allegedly opening fire with an AK-47 due to loud children in the apartment above his.

Google will temporarily pull back part of a new update to the Chrome browser that attempted to mute auto-playing videos on websites.

The Center for Disease Control said that it is "unlikely" contaminated romaine lettuce from Yuma, Arizona, is still on store shelves.

Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg agreed to meet with members of European Parliament in the aftermath of the Cambridge Analytica scandal.

By the end of the summer, Whole Foods customers across America should be able to save money on certain items as long as they have an Amazon Prime login.

Facebook introduced a host of new features to its stories suite Wednesday, which will roll out to India first and the rest of the world shortly thereafter.

A new patch is out for "Fortnite" that ended the Thanos event and added a couple of new weapons to the massive game.

Facebook released detailed data on how many pieces of objectionable content the site had to remove in the past several months.

Police in Tulsa, Oklahoma, safely found a mother who was accused of stabbing her oldest daughter and kidnapping her youngest the night before.

A nude male reportedly sprinted across an Alaskan Airlines flight before it landed in Anchorage Monday.

Ride-sharing giant Uber announced Tuesday it would not force those who accused its drivers of sexual assault to settle in arbitration anymore.

Nintendo announced its miniature NES Classic console would return to store shelves soon, a year after being discontinued.

The social media giant announced Monday it had investigated thousands of apps and suspended around 200 of them pending a user data audit.

A mother in Brazil, who also happened to be an off-duty cop, stopped a potential armed robbery outside a school ahead of a Mother's Day event.

The Nintendo Switch version of "Minecraft" will get an update that allows it to play online with Xbox One, PC, mobile and VR players in June.

The FCC hit a man with a hefty fine for being responsible for almost 100 million robocalls in 2016.

Police in Wisconsin found the people behind a Virgin Mary statue theft after discovering a discarded corn dog nearby.

A new Snapchat update Friday seeks to correct some of the changes made by the controversial app redesign that came out last year.