Emojis

"I am a bit aghast and annoyed at the red hearts," the irritated spouse told the internet.

Vice President Harris told Seth Meyers that one of the "sacrifices" she's made in her new role is that she can't use emojis.

Manager Phoebe Wang grew so angry at the text that she "smashed her phone on the counter" and "jumped up and down while screaming."

Bristol University said it was disappointed that a link to another website on one of its work documents was being reported as "official university guidance."

Through a series of videos, the comedian shares funny tidbits about her life living with Gen Z peers in college dorms.

"We aren't taking action on simply the emoji," a Facebook company spokesperson tells "Newsweek" amid reports that sexually-suggestive emoji were being outlawed on its platforms.

Among the new characters are a woman in a motorized wheelchair, a deaf person and a man with a probing cane.

"While emojis for many races have been available since 2015, there are none available for couples. Now is the time to change that."

This was an important issue to Senator Angus King of Maine.

Make sure your meaning isn't lost among your words.

With so much focus on gender, race and sexual orientation in Hollywood, awards shows, corporate boards—pretty much everywhere—emojis are shaping up to be the next battleground over representation.

The Unicode Consortium already offers shrimp and crab emojis (plus a squid, octopus, dolphin, shark and two kinds of whales, for that matter).

A pharmaceutical company created a troop of new poop emojis to encourage straight talk about bathroom business and promote its new drug for chronic constipation.

The role is to meet the "challenges posed by the world's fastest-growing language."

Anti-violence advocates say Apple's decision is a step in the right direction.

In October, a series of children's books featuring emojis will be released.

How bumblebees' hairs detect electric fields and iPhones' incremental updates are among the things we learned in Tech & Science this week.

Support is growing for an avocado emoji after a petition was launched in California.

It's an emoji.

The list of 67 possible additions includes bacon, a selfie-taking arm, facepalm, a ROFL face and a pregnant woman.

A 2013 law in Russia bans the public display of some LGBT symbols.

Uptake of the picture characters has been huge as the world has turned to smartphones.

The use of emojis that promote non-traditional relationships on social media could be outlawed.