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Facebook seeks to block political ad targeting research

Ireland Baldwin used "I voted" stickers as pasties in a new topless photo on Instagram to encourage others to cast their ballots.

McDonald's posted a quip about one popular menu item to its Twitter account on Friday.

Former "Live PD" host Dan Abrams has suggested as a possible host for the presidential debate on Twitter.

Google Stadia is trending but not for the right reasons

Tomi Lahren is upset Instagram won’t let her share a pro-Trump message.

Senate panel votes to compel Facebook, Twitter CEOs to testify

Though TikTok star Dixie D’Amelio was careful not to mention where she got her extensions, netizens immediately began speculating and pointing fingers at Hair by Chrissy, a fellow TikToker and hairstylist.

Apple has discontinued the Apple TV Remote app and has made it unavailable for download from the iOS App Store, reports say.

McAfee was first listed in 1999 and traded until 2011 when chipmaker Intel bought it for $7.7 billion. The cybersecurity software maker returns to Wall Street on Thursday.

Epic Games has reduced the file size of "Fortnite" on PC by a little more than 60 GB.

Snap saw its ad revenues soar in the third quarter

TikTok cracks down on hate of religions and races

TikTok star Bryce Hall punched a waiter after being told to leave a restaurant.

Apple is removing an app that allowed iOS device users to play Google Stadia games.

Rumors have surfaced that Addison Rae and Bryce Hall, who officially broke up in August this year, may be back together again following their recent flirty TikTok video.

Tributes for Kobe Bryant were present across social media as the Los Angeles Dodgers compete in the World Series.

Emma Roberts shared that she blocked her mom Kelly Cunningham on Instagram after the latter confirmed her pregnancy.

"Pac-Man Mega Tunnel Battle" is a battle royale title that will allow up to 64 people to play as Pac-Man. The game is coming to Google Stadia in November.

President Trump cut the interview short by about 15 minute before jumping on Twitter to make fun of host Lesley Stahl and her crew.

Netflix has found a new innovative way to nab new subscribers after a recent report revealed that it failed to meet expectations in the third quarter of 2020. The streaming giant will be allowing viewers to use the service for free for 48 hours starting December.