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Authorities in Fort Smith have charged a 17-year-old boy with posting threats on an internet social networking site, even though he wasn't planning an attack.

Since he started Facebook in college 4 1/2 years ago, Mark Zuckerberg has learned _ sometimes painfully _ that he can't make significant changes to the popular online hangout without triggering an uproar among indignant users who preferred the status quo.But Zuckerberg, still only 24, is hoping he has found a way to ease the journey down a different road so he won't have to issue public apologies like he did in each of the previous two years after springing new products on users.His theory will face a major test Wednesday when Facebook begins forcing its 100 million users to adapt to a redesigned Web site, whether they like the new look or not.

The number of Americans calling the government's suicide prevention hot line has increased every year since its launch, say the program's staff, who attribute that to efforts to promote the number rather than a ...

Many people, when they think about communities, only think about the community they have with people in person.

Guess who may be checking you out on Facebook, Wikipedia and MySpace? The Department of Homeland Security and the FBI are poring over non-verifiable profiles on the Web to help decide who should be allowed into the country and who may pose a threat to national security. Information is even being collected through Google searches, DHS and FBI sources confirmed to FOXNews.com.