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Facebook will now prompt users to confirm if they’re okay during natural disasters and emergencies.


Mark Zuckerberg’s split with a Harvard roommate leaves the immigration group with an uncertain future.


“We believe our grant is the quickest way to empower the CDC,” he said in a blog post.


Plus, poor Mark Zuckerberg, what happened to Windows 9 and the iOS Autocomplete Song.


This secretive but boastful company says its virtual reality tech is better than Oculus Rift -- and it’s raising some $500 million to prove it.


Deleting Web and mobile app accounts can be comically difficult. This needs to change.


Tesla’s new all-wheel-drive car, HP splits into two companies and more.


Plus, Facebook looks to share the anonymity market, Steve Ballmer ranks his regrets and Google launches camel-cam.


A new mentorship program will connect women in tech roles with newbies.


Here’s a how your actions affect the content you see.


The lawsuit comes after efforts by Twitter to reach an agreement with the Obama administration broke down.


Despite rumors that Google+ is on the decline, Besbris says Google has a long-term focus on social.


There’s something oddly therapeutic about watching Tom Cruise die a thousand deaths.


Levine will oversee the internal business at Instagram.

