A new study by researchers at the National Defense University found that growing adoption of social media is bringing more and more politics into the ranks of the U.S. armed forces.

In New York City, politicians are being warned not to use official social media accounts as a soapbox for political activity - but this is clearly a bit of a tricky issue.

Engagement around hate groups on social media has increased ten-fold in this country over the last two years, with the biggest increase coming last year, according to a new study.

The American Psychological Association's new report, "Stress in America 2017: Technology and Social Media," claims social media is a major factor driving an increase in stress in the U.S.

Most people find other people's selfies fake and annoying, while viewing their own as pleasingly authentic, according to a new study by psychology researchers at Ludwig-Maximilians-University.

The Trump administration is proposing a new measure that would ask (but not require) Chinese visa holders to submit their social media profiles for review when they visit the United States.

Facebook is rolling out new tools that will allow employers to post open positions on its platform, and candidates to search for apply for jobs through a single seamless interface.

The founder of the world's largest social media company has written a blog post arguing that social media is good, rather than bad.

ZeroFOX found that the number of fake social media profiles created for fraudulent purposes increased 1,100% from 2014 to 2016.

As a service to influencers everywhere, this blog post will give a quick overview of topics you probably shouldn't joke about - as well as some you can!