Thousands of youths and college students gathered in front of the White House over this weekend to show their support for Move:DC, a global summit on the Lord's Resistance Army organized by Invisible Children.

Both the Israeli Defense Forces (@IDFspokesperson) and Hamas' militant group (@AlQassamBrigades) have been actively using Twitter as their propaganda channels since the beginning of the conflict in Gaza earlier this week. So is "live-tweeting updates from battlefield" a thing now?

Since the election, Mitt Romney's Facebook page has been losing fans at the speed of nearly 900 likes per hour. Yesterday, he attributed Obama's win to the "gifts" he promised to certain classes, leading to a Twitter hashtag listing off some of the best presents from the President.

"Do you even lift?" becomes the Internet pranksters' weapon of choice in the latest raid against Bodybuilding.com's live chat customer support.

The former winner-of-many-things Lance Armstrong's tweet photo of himself laying next to the wall of Tour De France jersey has stirred up another round of controversy on Twitter.