Prosecutors rest their case in Urbanski trial after showing racist memes from his phone
He's charged with murder and a hate crime in the stabbing of 2nd Lt. Richard Collins.
The revolution will not be televised — it will be TikTok-ed
Youth participation in social movements prospers in the age of social media.
Over half of anti-vax Facebook ads are from two organizations, UMD researchers say
The team found that pro-vaccine advertisements on Facebook came from a wider variety of sources than anti-vaccination.
Will Instagram removing “like” counts make a difference?
The good and bad of the new trial update.
America’s surveillance state practices betray its citizens
Before condemning China, we must confront the U.S. government's privacy breaches.
Thanksgiving Break-Up: Why college student relationships tend to end over the holiday
Studies show the “Turkey Drop” is a real thing.
Twitter’s political ads ban is the wrong way to go after misinformation online
Banning all political ads on Twitter won't solve social media's shortcomings.
UMD international students express concern about proposed DHS policy
It would allow officials to request visa applicants' social media handles.
News sites’ use of paywalls is having unintended consequences
Paywalls restrict access to information and could drive polarization.
YouTube should be doing more to combat misinformation
YouTube is cracking down on hate speech, but it's not doing enough to address fake news.