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It's clear that Facebook played a big role in mobilizing people to participate in the global Women's March last month. And now researchers have determined just how much of an impact the social network had.

Betting against Wall Street's ferocious Trump rally can be dangerous.

Germany's telecommunications regulator has warned parents that a doll sold in the country could be used to snoop on families and compromise their personal information.

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The average person doesn't get it. President Trump doesn't love it. Businesses are divided over it. Many lawmakers are dubious about it or just flat out opposed.

Snapchat's parent company has an unusual pitch for a tech IPO: Size doesn't matter.

Congressional Republicans are finally starting to flesh out their plans to replace Obamacare.

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Dubai is bracing for a Trump takeover.

Two star women's soccer players are leaving the U.S. to compete overseas at a crucial moment in their fight for equal pay.

Samsung is known around the world for its smartphones. But in its home market of South Korea, the huge company is a whole lot more than just a tech brand. 

After this season's ratings drop, the NFL is looking to fix the problem.

1. Samsung scandal takes new turn: The de facto leader of Samsung -- South Korea's biggest conglomerate -- has been arrested on corruption allegations.

U.K. households are beginning to feel the pain of Brexit.

The heir to the Samsung business empire has been arrested on corruption allegations.

A widower sends heartfelt messages to his grief-stricken daughter. A father weeps at the sight of his newborn baby. A man reflects after giving money to the poor.

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Mark Zuckerberg spent the first 13 years at Facebook trying to connect the world. Now he's focusing on how to stop the world from breaking apart.