A recent study claims that dozens of white supremacist groups are still using Facebook as a safe haven to spread extremist content.
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A research group at the University of Cambridge turned to online mass media in hopes of identifying if its influence could alter risk-taking attitudes.
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10% of U.S. adults don't use the internet, with the black and Hispanic population making up the majority, a recent study found.
Excessive screen time may begin as early as infancy, with higher rates among first-time mothers, new research suggests.
The majority of adults in the U.S. may struggle if faced with particular cybersecurity or privacy-related challenges, a new survey shows.
The new study was published in Computers & Education.
Many Americans are not meeting physical activity guidelines and past theories point to a lack of free time as the primary cause. A new study, however, assures this is not the case.
Researchers at North Carolina State University suggest companies are better off being transparent on cybersecurity efforts.
Researchers at the University of Southern California aimed to establish how and why our brain reacts to music.
German researchers found a correlation between daily stress, depressive symptoms, and extensive Facebook use.
Researchers at Rutgers University developed an artificial intelligence (AI) method that may provide more insight into Crohn's disease.
MSU researchers found gender-specific traits that could lead to hacking behavior among adolescents.
