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I wrote about the Swapaholics and swapping in general last August, a concept turned into action by Amy Chase and Melissa Masello.

Mumbai police have arrested two men involved in triple bomb blasts that hit India’s financial hub six months ago, a top investigator said Monday.

President Barack Obama plans to “hang out” in a video chat room to answer questions about his upcoming annual State of the Union address, part of a White House effort to test new social networking tools and the latest evidence of the growing intersection of social media and politics.

So she decided to walk six blocks to work, on streets lined with broad lawns and imposing homes.

A prison guard in southwest Ohio has been fired after allegedly making threats about Ohio Gov.

Former QPR boss Neil Warnock is “disappointed” Joey Barton has fiercely criticised him but says he will not enter a war of words with a player he made captain at Loftus Road.

Indonesian police say a civil servant who posted “God does not exist” on Facebook faces a maximum penalty of five years behind bars for blasphemy.

SOPA and PIPA are loaded with potentially dangerous unintended consequences for companies that are the heart of innovation and employment in this economy.

Singer Elton John’s partner David Furnish targeted pop star Madonna, calling her Golden Globes win “a fluke” and urging her to “stick to what she’s good at”. Madonna’s number “Masterpiece” from her directorial project “W.E.”, won the best original song - motion picture at the Golden Globes ceremony here Sunday and this infuriated Furnish, who later … (more)

In this Nov. 18, 2011 photo, the dead body of Moeed Abdul Salam who killed himself with a grenade during a paramilitary raid on his apartment, is taken away in an ambulance in Karachi, Pakistan.

While logging into Facebook account many times a day in office or at home may have turned an irresistible habit for a lot of people, particularly the young, a study has said being glued to it could actually be making people sadder.

Security researchers are worried that the alleged Russia-based authors of Koobface, a piece of malicious software that plagued social networking sites such as Facebook, may slip away before law enforcement can catch them.

At the start of 2010, ArLynn Presser from Winnetka, Illinois made a New Year’s resolution to meet all of her Facebook friends before the year was out.

You might want to think twice about bad-mouthing your former boss on Facebook or posting those racy pictures of yourself from last night’s rollicking bachelor party.

Online newspaper VnExpress says the ship took a military-run company two years to build.