Colin is Mashable's US & World Reporter. He previously interned at Foreign Policy magazine and The American Prospect. Colin is a graduate from Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. When he's not at Mashable, you can most likely find him eating or playing some kind of sport.
By Colin Daileda
8-year-old net neutrality graphic feels like it hasn't aged a day
An oldie, but a goodie.
'I'm just not gonna go around saying thank you:' LaVar Ball's CNN interview was wild
LaVar Ball's interview with CNN was a hell of a thing.
Facebook briefly hid its 'delete' option on posts, and users panicked
And nobody knows why.
Jeffrey Tambor accused of sexual harassment by a star of Amazon's 'Transparent'
"Transparent" star Trace Lysette says co-star Jeffrey Tambor has long made "sexual advances" toward her, and one time "got physical."
Photo shows smiling Sen. Al Franken groping news anchor
Angry but worried about what going public might do to her career, Tweeden didn't speak out at the time. Now, she has.
Fox's Shep Smith meticulously dismantled his own network's beloved Clinton conspiracy
Shep Smith has developed something of a reputation as an exasperated voice of reason at Fox News.
Papa John's would like you to know they think Nazis are bad
"Better ingredients, better pizza, and also Nazis – we do not like them."
Jeff Sessions gets smoked on his ridiculous ideas about weed
Sessions has said that the leaders of the United States government should send a "message with clarity that good people don't smoke marijuana." No, not in the 1950s. He said it last year.
Donald Trump Jr. leaked his own DMs with WikiLeaks
It's not the first time Donald Trump Jr. has tried to mitigate bad news by leaking his own private messages.
Facebook's effort to stop the spread of propaganda and misinformation just isn't working
A story breaks, and it seems just a matter of time until a false or misleading bit of information appears on Facebook's "trending" section or otherwise makes its way around the platform with alarming speed.
Fidget spinners with harmful lead counts for kids sold at Target
Parents, according to a recent report, should watch what fidget spinners their kids are using.
Salman Rushdie, Mindy Kaling, Aziz Ansari and others call for end to ethnic cleansing of Rohingya
World leaders will do a lot of talking while they're gathered in the Philippines this week for the Association of Southeast Asian Nations summit, but a group of notable writers, actors and others would like them to take a brief moment and listen.
The Faroe Islands are now on Google Street View, thanks to a little help from some sheep
The Faroe Islands home to around 50,000 people. They aren't the most car-friendly place. Enter Google "Sheep View."
Trump's still tweeting from China even through the country's Twitter ban
Twitter is never out of reach for President Donald Trump.
Russian trolls pushed the California and Texas secession movements
Remember #CalExit? This Russian propaganda shop does.
Google Street View cars drove 100,000 miles to suck up pollution data
Street View cars have driven 100,000 miles in 4,000 hours to collect data on levels of pollution in California.
Apple built a tax home on an island you've probably never heard of
A giant amount of Apple's profits answer to the tax laws of no nation.
Woman in viral photo flipping off Trump's motorcade told her employer and got fired
Her employer wasn't too happy about the photo, and they fired her.
That moment you learn you've been yelling at a Russian troll
Twitter users can no longer find @Jenn_Abrams on that social platform.
Chickens, X-Men, a moose head: Yes, these are the contents of Osama bin Laden's devices
An unsettling look on at the images Osama bin Laden kept with him.
Ridiculously rich man shuts down DNAinfo and Gothamist after employees unionize
Billionaire Joe Ricketts has thrown a temper tantrum so big he shut his own company down.
Here's how to tell if you're yelling at a bot on Twitter
A pair of students built a tool to figure out which propaganda-spewing accounts aren't real.
Amazon teases cryptocurrency ambitions with domain purchases
Amazon is not-so quietly shaping the future around its ever-expanding business, so it makes sense they'd want to get in on cryptocurrency, too.
Donald Trump Jr. loves his dad so much that he dressed as him for Halloween
There's Halloween spirit, and then, there's a little too on the nose.
