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Here are the top stories March 13 to April 14 from Texas, the United States and around the world Texas: Blake Farenthold resigns – Rep. Blake Farenthold resigned April 6. The congressman had been accused of several sexual harassment…

The majority of college students use social media every day. Platforms such as Facebook offer instant connections to millions of people and significant harmful mental health effects are a growing concern.

On Dec. 14 the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) will vote on whether the regulations for net neutrality will remain intact or if they will be removed.

Dating websites are filled with guys who look like they haven’t showered in year and who send messages that prove they haven’t read a single line in your profile.

It is official, I am a selfie addict. My addiction is not driven from a need to take personal selfies, but from an admiration for others who do.

It is Tuesday morning and someone on campus loves bondage sex so much that he or she is scared by it. No need for alarm, sex usually dominates the University of Houston-Clear Lake’s Facebook confessions page.

Job seekers beware…background checks and drug tests are not enough for some employers anymore.

For new users to join Facebook, they must first acknowledge they have read, understood and agreed to Facebook’s Terms and Date Use Policy before they can connect to family, friends, peers, co-workers and special interest groups.

One-in-14 human beings on this planet has a personal Facebook account. When a living species pays that kind of allegiance to a social network, one can’t help but think – Social Contract?