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Prime Minister David Cameron said he is considering banning social media Web sites like Facebook and Twitter for those suspected of criminal conspiracies following the UK riots this week.

Members of Internet hacking group Anonymous have set their sets on their latest target - social networking king Facebook.

An aircraft capable of reaching speeds up to 13,000 miles per hour is scheduled to be tested by the Pentagon on Thursday.

Fabregas may leave by the end of this week.

Eric Church is amazed that his new CD, "Chief" has sold 145,000 units in the first seven days and he's thrilled that the album shot to the top Billboard's country chart.

Anonymous is denying that it is organizing an attack on Facebook. The hacktivist group denied the reports of a planned Facebook attack on Twitter.

Former Vice President Al Gore isn't a happy camper. He's frustrated that people doubt the theory of global warming.

HP cuts the price of its tablet computer permanently.

BlackBerry Messenger (BBM) has been a primary tool of looters and rioters in the London Riots.

Some members or supporters of hacker collective Anonymous could be planning a massive cyber attack against Facebook on November 5, known as Guy Fawkes Night.

NASA reaches its destination, the Endeavour crater, where it will study rocks and terrains never seen by the human eye.

Several Anonymous members have denied and denounced the group's plan of a cyberattack on Facebook, which was announced in a YouTube video clip weeks ago. The hacker group insists the plan is not supported by "all of Anonymous."

A fossil discovery has palaeontologists changing the way they view pre-historic birds.

Siblings captured in Colorado, where last spotted.

What could Facebook Messenger's early popularity mean for RIM.

Insisting that tweets must "continue to flow," Twitter refuses to close down the accounts of London rioters who have used the service to spread unrest, saying "freedom of expression" is essential to keeping information moving.

The 17 year-old singer shot up to fame and fortune extremely fast. His attitude and behavior is the outcome of being spoiled by all the people and fans around him. Everyone loves him, follows his every move, pays attention to his every thought on Twitter and sells out his concerts in minutes. Who wouldn't have a big head at that point? But hope is still alive for Bieber to readjust his behavior.

Reports suggest that hacker group Anonymous announced to take down Facebook in November, pointing to a two-week old YouTube video which went viral this week. To make the situation more interesting, the news of the politically motivated hackers to kill Facebook is deemed fake by security experts.

Wal-Mart has joined Amazon in skirting Apple's revenue sharing rules by offering Vudu for the iPad on the browser, rather than an app.

Research in Motion has had a rough year and it hasn't gotten any easier with its phones' involvement in the London riots.

The singer was treated for a broken nose, concussion and lacerations.