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Thanks to Facebook, we can now "like" just about anything on the internet. But what if you more than "like" something you see on the Web? What if you "want" it too? Soon there may be a special button for that.

You know it’s a bad day when a judge decides you need to spend some time behind bars because you didn’t delete your Facebook account. Is having a Facebook page now a crime? It seems that if you irk the wrong judge in the state of Kentucky, it just might be.

We tracked down some of the stupidest things ever written on Facebook. And these are real things that people posted. Here are our six favorites:

Maybe that old stereotype about ladies being catty to each other is right after all — what else would explain a recent survey that found 25 percent of women have intentionally posted unflattering photos of their female friends to Facebook?

Last Friday, Beth Gresham noticed something very troubling in her Memphis neighborhood. A puppy who had somehow gotten her head stuck in a plastic container. Being an animal lover, Gresham knew how vulnerable the pup was without any ability to eat or defend herself. So she tried her best to grab the dog and free its head. However, the pooch was too scared and ran away into the woods.

With the advent of smartphones and WiFi technology, people can update their Facebook and Twitter accounts from almost anywhere. And according to a recent survey, some of them even do it while answering the call of nature.

Ever since I can remember, Paul McCartney has been the world's richest musician.  After he got the rights to the Beatles songs back from Michael Jackson, that is.  Now, though, even the 40+ years of royalties from The Beatles can't keep Paul from falling out the top spot that will now be held by... Bono?

Mark Zuckerberg wants to use Facebook to help those languishing at the tail end of organ donation lists. So, starting today, the close to 200 million Facebook users in the United States and the United Kingdom will have the option to add that they are organ donors on their Facebook timeline.

Posting Facebook updates about tiny, insignificant things is annoying. But parents, especially NEW parents, can be the MOST annoying, because they constantly post insignificant updates about their kids. It's almost like they suddenly think that they are the only people in the world who have ever had children and feel the need to let everybody else know exactly how it's supposed to be done! Whic

Schools these days seem to have no compunctions about policing students’ use of social media. An Indiana teenager was recently expelled for swearing in a tweet, and now a Brooklyn, New York school is forcing its charges to delete their Facebook accounts — or face expulsion themselves.

This past Saturday, the "Material Middle-Aged Girl" made an appearance at the Ultra Music Festival, asking the crowd if anyone has seen "Molly".  That didn't sit well with Deadmau5, who says Madonna was making a reference to the drug Ecstasy.

In a practice that is sparking a First Amendment debate, some schools and employers are requiring access to students'/applicants' Facebook and Twitter accounts.