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Every year during deer season, my social media feeds are full of hunters posing with a dead deer, and each year I see more and more negative comments on these photos, so is it OK to do in 2021?

A viral post on social media suggests that you should update your voicemail in an emergency setting - especially when your battery is low. Here's why that's not the best plan.

If you spend your holiday break looking at social media, you'll likely see posts that promise to give away prizes and it's easy to get enter. Be careful, it could be a scam.

A Coon Rapids man's epic proposal to his girlfriend has gone viral on TikTok for its jaw-dropping creativity, thoughtfulness and view.

This adorable little girl from Wisconsin has won peoples hearts all over the world, as she wished to have people mail or post pictures of their dogs. Thousands have made it happen with more every day.

The federal government is issuing the first ever WEA test on October 3, testing a cell phone based emergency alert system that is designed to simply help public safety. Some media outlets have managed to politicize this. Sigh.

There's a social media phase apparently going around that has people eating laundry detergent pods, for some reason.

You can't always take things at face value on the internet. The latest example of this popped up this week, as people mistakenly thought they were doing a good deed by sharing a missing person story on Facebook. The problem is, the story was exactly a year old, and she had been found not long after being reported missing.

While death and taxes are the only two guarantees in life, it seems the only guarantees on social media are hoaxy, fake news and an endless supply of new "challenges". Some of these challenges have been for a good cause, like the Ice Bucket Challenge. Others have been for laughs, like the Cheesiest Challenge. The latest of these challenges is definitely trying for laughs in a dark sort o

It's social media, not political media.

It's hard to believe, but there was a time when people had to kill time at work without the benefit of the internet.

While cases of Ebola in the United States can be counted on one hand, there's a palpable fear of the deadly virus around the country. Even though the virus isn't easily transmitted, it is certainly a grim bug that is definitely worth being at least a little worried about. Groups of tasteless jokesters are taking advantage of this fear and using it to stir things up in cities around the country. Re