For the second time in a week, president-elect Donald Trump has abandoned precedent and traveled without the "press pool," a small group of journalists assigned to cover his movements.
Twitter has suspended the accounts of a number of people associated with the alt-right movement who advocate white nationalism and who supported President-elect Donald Trump.
Tech giant Alibaba has denied reports that founder Jack Ma offered to pay for the education of eight-year-old "mini Ma," a young boy from Jiangxi province who bears a striking resemblance to the Chinese billionaire.
Bill O'Reilly and Megyn Kelly's cold war heated up on Tuesday, the day both TV hosts were out promoting their new books. O'Reilly suggested that Kelly is making their employer, Fox News, "look bad" by talking about alleged harassment by ex-Fox News boss Roger Ailes.
As China hosts execs from global tech companies at its World Internet Conference, human rights advocates are warning that online censorship in the country is only getting worse.
On the eve of the election, Dex Torricke-Barton wrote an impassioned blog post urging readers to choose "diversity and openness" and vote for Hillary Clinton.
Of all the potential conflicts of interest posed by President-elect Donald Trump's business ventures, perhaps none is more glaring than the hotel he just opened blocks from the White House.