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Berkeley Breathed, the creator of the comic strip, shared a (fake) letter telling him to stop using Mr. Trumps image.

By CHRISTINE HAUSER

Mark Zuckerberg is only about halfway through his goal to visit all the states, but the trips seem to be influencing his thinking, and his philosophy.

Twitters addition of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags comes in time for the 50th anniversary of a vote to include the communities in the national census.

By TACEY RYCHTER

Creeping on your wifes account proves you are just as lame as the rest of us.

By JOHN HODGMAN

A teacher confronted the student, Daniel Barrow, on Thursday after seeing him in an online video with a gun, the police said. Mr. Barrow was arrested.

The Facebook chief plans to visit every state in the union and learn more about a sliver of the nearly two billion people who use the social network regularly.

By MIKE ISAAC

Ms. Mathers must remove graffiti in Los Angeles after taking a photograph of a naked 70-year-old in a shower area, in a case seen as body shaming.

By CHRISTINE HAUSER

It was not just family and friends mourning Martyn Hett this week. Even Mariah Carey was shocked by his death in the Ariana Grande concert bombing.

For one online personality, rushing to post Ariana Grande jokes had immediate consequence. Coca-Cola is one brand he will no longer be paid to plug.

By KATHERINE ROSMAN

With every step down the red carpet at the Cannes Film Festival, Chinese social media star Lili Xu reckons she is getting ever closer to her dream of a career in the movies.

Facebook converts many wide-angle panorama photos to 360-degree interactive images when they are uploaded, but you can revert to the original.

European Union ministers approved proposals on Tuesday to make social media companies such as Facebook, Twitter and Google's YouTube tackle videos with hate speech on their platforms. The proposals, which would be the first legislation at EU level on the issue, still need to be agreed with the European Parliament before becoming law. But EU lawmakers have similarly pushed for social media companies to do more to tackle hateful content on their platforms.

Pakistan's interior minister is warning that people posting "anti-state" content on social media will face prosecution.

The commencement speaker Yang Shuping, a senior at the University of Maryland, was accused on social media of selling out her homeland.

By MIKE IVES

Terrorism experts said the traumatizing effects on victims, which included many young girls, had been intended to grab the adult worlds attention.

By DAN BILEFSKY and RICK GLADSTONE

What changes would you like to see on the internet, and why?

By CAROLINE CROSSON GILPIN

A girl and her family were feeding a sea lion from a dock in British Columbia when the animal grabbed her by the dress and pulled her underwater, an episode that was caught on video.

By CRAIG S. SMITH

Social media has been abuzz with images of Mr. Trump joining Saudi and Egyptian leaders in laying hands on a white sphere.

By THE NEW YORK TIMES

Images of U.S. President Donald Trump placing his hands on a glowing orb has set alight the internet, prompting comparisons to science fiction and fantasy villains.

Pakistan has begun a crackdown on online criticism of its powerful military, with up to 200 social media accounts under investigation, a security official said on Monday.

Berkeley Breathed, the creator of the comic strip, shared a (fake) letter telling him to stop using Mr. Trumps image.

By CHRISTINE HAUSER

Mark Zuckerberg is only about halfway through his goal to visit all the states, but the trips seem to be influencing his thinking, and his philosophy.

Twitters addition of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags comes in time for the 50th anniversary of a vote to include the communities in the national census.

By TACEY RYCHTER

Creeping on your wifes account proves you are just as lame as the rest of us.

By JOHN HODGMAN

A teacher confronted the student, Daniel Barrow, on Thursday after seeing him in an online video with a gun, the police said. Mr. Barrow was arrested.

The Facebook chief plans to visit every state in the union and learn more about a sliver of the nearly two billion people who use the social network regularly.

By MIKE ISAAC

Ms. Mathers must remove graffiti in Los Angeles after taking a photograph of a naked 70-year-old in a shower area, in a case seen as body shaming.

By CHRISTINE HAUSER

It was not just family and friends mourning Martyn Hett this week. Even Mariah Carey was shocked by his death in the Ariana Grande concert bombing.

For one online personality, rushing to post Ariana Grande jokes had immediate consequence. Coca-Cola is one brand he will no longer be paid to plug.

By KATHERINE ROSMAN

With every step down the red carpet at the Cannes Film Festival, Chinese social media star Lili Xu reckons she is getting ever closer to her dream of a career in the movies.

Facebook converts many wide-angle panorama photos to 360-degree interactive images when they are uploaded, but you can revert to the original.

European Union ministers approved proposals on Tuesday to make social media companies such as Facebook, Twitter and Google's YouTube tackle videos with hate speech on their platforms. The proposals, which would be the first legislation at EU level on the issue, still need to be agreed with the European Parliament before becoming law. But EU lawmakers have similarly pushed for social media companies to do more to tackle hateful content on their platforms.

Pakistan's interior minister is warning that people posting "anti-state" content on social media will face prosecution.

The commencement speaker Yang Shuping, a senior at the University of Maryland, was accused on social media of selling out her homeland.

By MIKE IVES

Terrorism experts said the traumatizing effects on victims, which included many young girls, had been intended to grab the adult worlds attention.

By DAN BILEFSKY and RICK GLADSTONE

What changes would you like to see on the internet, and why?

By CAROLINE CROSSON GILPIN

A girl and her family were feeding a sea lion from a dock in British Columbia when the animal grabbed her by the dress and pulled her underwater, an episode that was caught on video.

By CRAIG S. SMITH

Social media has been abuzz with images of Mr. Trump joining Saudi and Egyptian leaders in laying hands on a white sphere.

By THE NEW YORK TIMES

Images of U.S. President Donald Trump placing his hands on a glowing orb has set alight the internet, prompting comparisons to science fiction and fantasy villains.

Pakistan has begun a crackdown on online criticism of its powerful military, with up to 200 social media accounts under investigation, a security official said on Monday.

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