Canberra warned social media companies, including Facebook and Twitter, their executives could face jail time in Australia if they did not quickly remove extremist content from their platforms on Tuesday, according to The Australian. Prime Minister Scott Morrison met with a number of tech firms, including Facebook, Twitter, and Google, to question them over how to keep their platforms from being "weaponized" by terrorists. Morrison's government is considering new laws in the wake of the white supremacist attack in Christchurch, New Zealand. Morrison said the companies "get an ad to you in half a second" so "they should be able to pull down this sort of terrorist material and other types of...

While the ever-popular Florida Man meme has always been good for a few laughs and chuckles, the long-running gag has popped up in a number of rather dark and serious incidents over the past few months.
As recently reported by , Florida resident Cesar Sayoc recently pleaded guilty on charges of transportation of an explosive, illegal mailing of explosives, threats against former presidents and certain other persons, threatening interstate communications, and assaulting federal officers. Last October, Sayoc mailed out sixteen packages containing pipe bombs to several outspoken critics of President Donald Trump, including former President Barack Obama, former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, and former Vice President Joe Biden.
Just last week, Keith Johnson (a resident of Milton, Florida) was arrested over an altercation over egg rolls (per ), while another Florida man, 25-year-old Richard Brown, used popular social media platform Instagram to prey on young teenage girls, as reported by .

Keanu Reeves took the lead with fellow passengers after his flight had to make an emergency landing on Saturday.

Meghan McCain is this week's reigning queen of the clapback. One Twitter user named Denise got a taste of her own medicine when she took to the social media site to air her grievances...

Ryanair's attempt to poke fun at British Airways on social media after a flight mistakenly landed in Edinburgh instead of Düsseldorf has backfired.

Christina Anstead is officially 15 weeks pregnant. The Flip or Flop star, who is currently expecting a baby with new husband Ant Anstead, opened up to her social media followers about her...

When social media began to take off a decade (or so) ago, it was only a matter of time before some insightful developer would mix the convenience and addictive nature of socializing online with a dating platform. There is a handful of dating apps on the market today, but arguably, the most famous and widespread is Tinder, which originally launched back in 2012.
Developed by Hatch Labs, the social search mobile app allows its users to match up with potential partners. Swiping left on a person's profile dismisses them while swiping right shows one's interest – if two people are interested in each other, they will be allowed to chat and meet up in the real world, should they choose to.
While Tinder specifically caters to humans looking for love, one must not forget that other animals need companionship as well, cows included. Luckily, the four-legged farm animals now have their own dedicated platform with which they can find true love: Tudder.

Justin Bieber is firing back on social media in response to a claim made about his relationships with Hailey Baldwin and Selena Gomez. The 25-year-old "Boyfriend" singer took to...

The age-old issue of mom shaming is highlighted in the new April edition of Elle magazine. Mom shaming is when mothers are made to feel guilty for their parenting decisions. Elle executive editor Emma Rosenblum and Heidi Grant, author of “Reinforcements: How to Get People to Help You,” joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss how parent shaming is amplified in the social media age.

Malaysian low-cost carrier AirAsia Group Bhd. said on Tuesday it is dropping advertisements of flights between Brisbane and Bangkok, after drawing criticism on social media that they used a double entendre that promoted sex tourism.