British lawmakers seek Facebook data on Russia-linked ads around Brexit vote, recent election

The likes of Facebook, Google and Apple are facing an uncomfortable truth: Europe's culture of tough corporate oversight, not America's light-touch regulation, may soon rule their industry

Prime Minister Theresa May is urging internet companies to block the spread of extremist material, calling on social media giants like Facebook, Twitter and Google to develop technologies that will prevent content from being posted in the first place

British officials have lowered the country's official terrorist threat level from "critical" to "severe" following the arrest of a second man in the London subway bombing

Nobel Peace Prize laureate and education activist Malala Yousafzai has gained a place at the University of Oxford

The world championships came to a melancholy close with an on-track tribute to the man who made track and field fun again

Britain plans to strengthen the online 'right to be forgotten' with a law making social media companies delete personal information on request

Tori Bowie won the 100 meters at the world championships and made it 2-0 for the United States over Jamaica in the battle for sprint supremacy