February 2, 2017

Sales for the social media giant grew 51 percent in the most recent quarter, and a $500 million jury decision should do little to hurt its bottom line.

A vision of Islam as inherently hostile has long flourished on the far right. Now President Trump has brought that view to the White House.

As Snap, the parent company of Snapchat, takes steps to go public, its leader still relies on unconventional notions to upend social media.

At Mississippi State, where roughly 80 students are affected by President Trump’s order, expressions of support for the ban have taken some by surprise.

The authorities raided more than 50 sites in a show of force, but the result just renewed questions over security.