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A new movement on social media is trying to change the way we think about acne.

"We can go out on Twitter and there are loads of people saying insane stuff, but how do you know which is the one person?"

Researchers at the ADL analyzed 7.5 million Twitter messages between Aug. 31 and Sept. 17.

The suspected gunman in Saturday’s shooting at a Pittsburgh synagogue frequently posted anti-Semitic comments on the social media site Gab, which is headquartered in Philly.

This week in the Russia investigations: America's cyber-troops may be fighting back against Russia's influence brokers. Will it be enough?

The Justice Department has revealed more than ever about the inner workings of Russia's disinformation war against the United States and the West.

A new portrait that is vaguely reminiscent of something painted by an old master is headed to Christie's New York auction block later this week

Guests: Naomi Baron, Stacey Steinberg Hey! So… When someone texts you a lot of question marks, how does it make ...

The war room is currently focused on Brazil's next round of elections and upcoming U.S. midterms.

Is it even possible to delete your zombie online footprints — or worth your time to do so?

At least nine states do not allow access from the international IP address, but allowed access from a U.S. IP address.

The company said it has fixed the bugs and logged out affected users to reset those digital keys.

Midterm elections are fast approaching and Lyft and Uber are trying to make getting to the polls a whole lot easier.

There is a serious concern in Washington that China could acquire too much sensitive U.S. technology and transfer it back home.

Disinformation networks publish more than a million tweets a day, the authors found.