One month before women are legally allowed to drive in Saudi Arabia, the kingdom has mysteriously arrested several activists who supported the movement.

As the internet obsessed over whether or not they heard yanny or laurel, five major stories that actually have an effect on our lives were swept under the rug.

Police are now threatening to arrest anyone who criticizes the small-time drug busts that they brag about on Facebook.

The National Security Advisor, John Bolton, was recorded on video telling a known extremist group that the US promises to help overthrow the current regime in Iran.

Police departments across the country could soon have access to facial recognition technology in the Breathalyzer tests they give and the body cameras they wear.

Just like his predecessor Obama, who laid waste to civilian lives across the Middle East Donald Trump has been nominated for the Nobel Prize for Peace.

As police raid the homes of peaceful activists for Facebook posts critical of the state, rampant illegal threats to murder children and kill people go unchecked and essentially ignored by the social media giant.

There are a number of celebrities who are using their influence to combat slavery and human trafficking through technology and education.

A college student was arrested, forced to stay in a mental hospital, and his family was targeted by police after he was accused of making anonymous comments about mass shooters on Reddit.

The father of the San Bruno shooter who opened fire in the YouTube headquarters Tuesday reportedly warned police -- who talked to his daughter that morning -- that she "hated" the company and may go after them.