AOL officially kills dial-up internet after 34 years
September 30 deadline ends iconic technology that introduced millions to cyberspace.
Cyber & Internet
Facebook deletes video of Israeli hostage, sparking outrage over double standards
A Norwegian Facebook group that shares pro-Israel content was stunned to discover that a post featuring images of an Israeli hostage had vanished from users’ feeds. “I don’t understand how fake pictures of starving children in Gaza are allowed to circulate, but a real video of a hostage genuinely suffering from hunger gets deleted,” said the group’s administrator.
Actor Paul Wesley faces backlash for 'I love Israel'
"Appreciating the aesthetic beauty of a country should not be misconstrued as a political statement, let alone an endorsement of war," Wesley responded to the hate he's been receiving online.
New Astronomer CEO gives first statement
Andy Byron's affair with Kristin Cabot, who was his HR manager, forced his departure. New CEO now explains what's next.
Did Conor McGregor send nude photos to rapper?
Azealia Banks shares alleged screenshots on social media platform.
Japan breaks world record for internet speed
At this speed, one could theoretically download the entire Netflix library in just one second.
Matcha do about nothing? You may want to have this drinking problem
The vibrant green drink flooding social media isn’t just photogenic – it offers a wealth of health benefits worth sipping for.
Chaos erupts on flight as anti-Israel activists defy crew orders
Video shows protesters ignoring flight attendants on Egypt-Minnesota route, preventing crew members from conducting normal flight operations.
Iran's supreme leader trolled as Mossad spy on Wikipedia
The unidentified editor deliberately included the spurious "detail" seemingly intended to ridicule the 86-year-old autocrat.
Which river, which sea: Pro-Palestinian activist confuses Rafah with Eilat
South African activist Hasina Kathrada arrested in Egypt during Gaza march, publishes route map revealing stunning geographic errors.