Facebook's 2016 move to put warning labels on fake news has backfired.

Participants in a study ate a little more fruits and veggies for every portion they thought their social media peers ate.

How else will marginalized groups, whose needs are often overlooked in mainstream culture, have their voices heard?

Sexist notions around body type are among the leading factors driving up rates of self-harm.

Videos of male celebrities getting visibly uncomfortable reading out sexually explicit tweets from their women fans are gaining popularity.

In the era of fake news, an inability to distinguish between the two has real-world implications.

Microsoft Bing, Amazon and Google also had a significant number of URLs that led to child sexual abuse content.

Twitter users who posted about loneliness were also more likely to be associated with anger, depression, anxiety, and substance use.

"While internet advertising is ... powerful ... for commercial advertisers, that power brings significant risks to politics."

The conclusion is reflective of a larger pattern in research, academia and policy that routinely sees men's voices elevated over women's, online and off.

“While we obsess a lot about social media, how much do we obsess about how much our young people sleep?"

Tech-related stress can arise from information overload, the need to conform to peers online, and even website interface changes.

Facebook's Software Development Kit collects personal data that can be used to target app users with ads.

Private social media accounts allow women open expression and refuge from online harassment.

Instead of exposing the effort and cost of beauty, shows like the Kardashians' make us hustle harder to be perfect.

True reuse may not look photogenic, but it still needs to be seen.

By not exploring the 'why' behind the sexual violence, the media distances rape from societal realities.

Study finds using Twitter to understand a complex subject gives students a false sense of smartness.