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The way we've found jobs in America has been changing since the beginning of the internet.

People under 13 can't sign up for Instagram because of federal privacy law, but that doesn't actually stop most kids from signing up.

There’s a hot new conspiracy about COVID-19 vaccinations and, boy, is it magnetic.

Facebook groups can be both unbelievably helpful and fun for a variety of hangs, from gathering with your high school graduating class to sharing stories and theories with other like-minded people who want to chat about aliens to finding jobs and selling furniture. But at some point, all good things come to an end.

There are a few things you'll need while planning your next trip: earplugs in case you're seated next to a toddler on an airplane; a neck pillow if you have the ability to rest on flights; and distractions from the doldrums inherent to any travel experience that doesn't go awry.

TikTok wants to be a little more like LinkedIn, according to Axios.

Facebook announced a range of "social audio" products last week. This move makes sense in theory, but it also raises the thorny question of how they're going to moderate these new spaces. The products were formally announced in an interview with Casey Newton on Sidechannel, a Discord server, on April 19. Facebook will add a few different features: an audio-only version of Rooms; Soundbits, which is basically TikTok but for […]