A new app promises to let you review people -- what could go wrong?

Brooklyn-based nonprofit Upsolve helps consumers use bankruptcy laws to their advantage.

Update: Comixology, the app behind "Saga," withheld the issue from the app store. They have since released it

Our travel expert offers advice on spotting the filmic outlaws' relics in Utah, getting in position for the next solar eclipse and learning about those European B&Bs.

Groups behind the complaint include almost two dozen consumer and public health advocacy organizations

Candidates may declare victory. But it could be many days to verify results

Grindr allows for anonymity in a way that other dating apps do not

If, as the prosecutor said, officers followed policy in the killing of Tamir Rice something is horribly wrong

The "Secret Crushes" feature on Facebook Dating seems — hmm, tailor-made for those considering steppin' out

The app’s founders drafted an internal memo to Facebook’s leadership showing how high schoolers can be targeted

The app Appolition automatically collects your spare change to help bail disadvantaged black people out of jail

The search giant's new maps app aims to correct Apple's misfire

In theory, Hey! VINA sounds great—but the more I think about it, the less I want algorithms making friends for me

Since 2010, Baltimore police have killed 109 people. Nearly half were unarmed and 70 percent were black