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After returning to Ukraine from London, current world heavyweight boxing champ Oleksandr Usyk appealed to Russian President Vladimir Putin to halt the attack on his homeland.

The effects of war and military conflict are present in a video of a Ukrainian man consoling his daughter as he sends his family toward safety.

"I've never gripped my armchair so tight," wrote one viewer watching as planes landed despite record-breaking wind speeds in England.

"Worldle" is the latest puzzle game inspired by the success of "Wordle." The difference is that this one has been designed to test your geography knowledge.

The mock trailer even sees Jack draw their kitty like one of his French chattes.

The compilation video showed dogs being forced into water where crocs were lurking, while the person filming appeared to stand by and watch.

Senators Amy Klobuchar (D) and Cynthia Lummis (R) introduced legislation to combat social media "addiction" and the spread of misinformation on the platforms.

As the Egyptian state locks up women and girls deemed to have posted immoral social media content, the country's male YouTubers are claiming credit.

The 22-year-old skateboarder and YouTuber was one of four people killed after a small plane crashed into an Icelandic lake.

The Google Doodle for February 9. 2022, displays an illustration of the female baseball player, Toni Stone. Here is what you need to know about her.

"Dealing with that runaway boat was like dealing with a wild mustang," Ty Southerland, a man who helped the operator of the unmanned boat told Newsweek.

British comedian Russell Brand affected a nasally American accent to impersonate Brian Stelter, who had compared Joe Rogan's podcast to traditional news shows.

On Thursday, Facebook shares fell 25 percent after the company reported its first ever drop in daily user numbers.

Pro-Moscow groups in Donbass complained their YouTube accounts are blocked as the Pentagon warned Russia was planning a "graphic" video of attack.

Jackson Country Judge John McBain gave a woman convicted of second-degree murder a sentence 15 years higher than what the guidelines recommend.

Noble, a world champion cheerleader, has received an outpouring of support from people in her local community, around the country, and even further afield.

UCLA canceled classes after Harris, a former lecturer, sent emails to staff and students that contained a video that referenced a mass shooting and a manifesto with "specific threats."

"What did you search on Amazon to find him?" one person commented on the video that has been viewed over 1.6 million times.

Both Neil Young and Joni Mitchell have voiced concerns about Spotify's stance on tackling misinformation but still have channels on YouTube.

"Removing my ad proves my point that Big Tech certainly has and will continue to influence elections," the Republican Missouri congressman said.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry "need to start suing" YouTubers in an echo of rapper Cardi B's lawsuit, Newsweek's The Royal Report podcast has been told.

One right-wing pundit said the Fox News presenter's ban shows the streaming platform is just "a communist echo chamber."

YouTube says the conservative commentator tried to circumvent its one-week ban on his content, but Bongino disputes their version of events.

The rapper, who has just won millions in a defamation lawsuit, posted a tweet about talking to the Duchess of Sussex.

"I had these tumors pop up on my body... and no one would listen to me because I was young, healthy, and looked fine," Kasey Altman said.

QAnon influencer Mike Penny invited convicted child molester David Todeschini onto his show on at least five occasions in December and January.

In 2020, the DIY home crafts YouTuber said that she had been diagnosed with epithelioid angiomyolipoma, a type of cancer she explained was "very very rare."

The Google Doodle for January 26, 2022 is dedicated to artist Katarzyna Kobro. Here is all you need to know about the sculptor and why she is being celebrated.

A substitute teacher's TikTok went viral after she told a story about a supposed encounter with a student.

The Korean beauty content creator who rose to global fame following the Netflix series said "everything is my fault" in a video on her Freezia YouTube channel.