Internet users are mourning the annual day of tomfoolery as they lament April Fools' Day has lost its charm against the backdrop of the state of the world.

A planned Republican-led overhaul of the $42.5 billion federal broadband expansion program could channel up to $20 billion to Elon Musk's Starlink.

NASA's estimated chance that an asteroid could collide with Earth in 2032 was raised from 1.6% to 1.9%, with the news pulling some dark humor into its orbit.

The internet has noticed the striking similarity of outfits worn by alleged UnitedHealthcare shooter Luigi Mangione and his lawyer in court Monday morning.

An OnlyFans model angered the internet after she "joked" about pulling the plug on her elderly hospitalized boyfriend.

Pope Francis has announced that Carlo Acutis, a 15-year-old web designer who died in 2006, will be canonized as the Catholic Church's first millennial saint.

A printing error by Mattel has directed a surge of web traffic to the adult site Wicked.com after the URL was mistakenly printed on Wicked movie doll packaging.

The Pope's tweets about saints got mixed up with the New Orleans football team's hashtag twice this week, to a warm reception from the team's downtrodden fans.

23 million families received money through the program. The White House asked for an additional $6 billion to extend it but didn't get the funds from Congress

14% of Arkansas' Latino population doesn't have access to internet, making it harder to, for example, complete school work or access telehealth services

Illinois' most populated county introduced a plan to offer residents subsided internet subscriptions. It also intends to invest in infrastructure and education to improve access for Latinos and other marginalized communities.

Platforms will be held accountable for how diligently they guard the "digital environment," rather than for any particular material.

In Cuba, a nation that recently legalized cellular data, the internet slows to crawl as more island residents connect.

A Cuban official criticized the U.S. on Thursday after a report was submitted to the FCC showing undersea telecom cable between Cuba and the latter was too much of a national security risk to continue.

A man has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for taking a woman hostage at an internet cafe in Saitama, Japan last year.

The issues tied to the Russian invasion of Ukraine has gone as far as space with Russia reportedly no longer agreeing its deal with OneWeb.

A distraught mother reported that the family’s Alexa device had instructed her daughter to part take in a life-threatening challenge.

A 10-year-old girl has been reported dead after she choked herself until she fainted while attempting an internet phenomenon called the "Blackout Challenge."

A pedophile reportedly forced teenage girls globally into performing demeaning acts of sexual nature by threatening to commit suicide if they disagreed.

Two women had forgettable experiences after hooking up with a man through the Internet who turned out to be an ex-convict.

To make things worse—the cops reportedly knew exactly who she was and claimed that she lived in a nearby town.

In one of her recent tweets, Nita Marie claimed that “God tells her to strip off” and revealed that she is often branded "delusional" and a "grifter" by churchgoers.

Europol said they will send data from investigations to police worldwide for more arrests and rescues.

Serious gamers could improve their experience by investing in a gaming router.

For years, Chrome is the most used browser in the world and Microsoft just launched its new Edge Chromium to rival Google's.

In July 2019, Apple had warned its users that older versions of the iPhone and iPad will stop connecting to the Internet unless the system is updated.

Despite an injunction request, the United States government gave up control of the Internet to the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers.

Yahoo is in big trouble!

We celebrate Social Media Day with some of the Latino stars we love to follow on the Internet!

President Enrique Peña Nieto has defened Mexico's new telecom bill at its signing yesterday.