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Willow Smith says she and Jaden Smith were shunned by the African American community for being "weird."

Mark Zuckerberg shared in a Facebook post that as anti-Semitism is on the rise, the social media platform needed to take a stand.

A number of famous figures are partnering to help stop the spread of misinformation and hate speech on social media.

Larry King has announced that two of his children died within the last three weeks.

The NBA has removed a photographer who posted a sexist meme about Kamala Harris from the bubble.

Following a rant filled with anti-semitic sentiments and claims, Wiley has found himself facing a permanent social media ban.

Not a bad day for the Amazon CEO.

A woman in New York has been detained for defacing a number of Black Lives Matter murals across the city.

Sean Purdy and Jerry Cox have been charged with multiple crimes.

6ix9ine's Instagram account will not be taken down after it was determined that it does not violate the app's sex offender policy despite the rapper's past.

Facebook is making a substantial donation of $200 million to black-owned businesses.

This is in response to the company's lack of response to Trump's heinous posts.

Mark Zuckerberg explained why Facebook is not removing Trump's posts inciting violence on George Floyd protestors.

Two of the biggest tech companies will be invoking work-from-home policies for the remainder of 2020.

Facebook might be hosting paid live streams in the future as well as a dating app.

Facebook donates a surplus of over 700,000 respiratory masks to health care workers across the country.

Twitter "fleets" is a new feature similar to Instagram and Snapchat stories, allowing tweets to vanish after an allotted period of time.

A Singaporean student was wrongfully assaulted in London over the coronavirus.

According to an anecdote from the upcoming book, "Facebook: The Inside Story," Mark Zuckerberg once hired someone to blow dry his armpits.

Instagram needs the Brinks trucks on deck.

Elon Musk isn't a huge fan of the social media platform.

The best of the best.

Wiz Khalifa remains consistent across all platforms.

Take a look y'all.

The app will warn users which images have been altered.

Jaden promises there's nothing to worry about.

Instagram's working on it

This is wild