Now that they've shared U.S. citizens' proclivity for right-swiping on pilots (for men) and on physical therapists (for women), Tinder has released data on the sexiest jobs around the world. And the results prove that no matter where you're from, your thirst for certain professions is more or less universally shared. In most countries surveyed, love is literally in the air. Especially if you're a dude.

In politics as in sports, it's probably best not to tell the other side what you plan to do. White House Senior Advisor Steve Bannon keeps a somewhat infamous whiteboard of his master plans in his office. In an age of constant hacking, writing your plans on an erasable whiteboard doesn't seem so crazy, but all that goes to hell if you or someone else takes a picture of that whiteboard and sends it to the masses on the web.

There is an important update on the disturbing case of DaddyOFive, and it involves the YouTube community that mobilised itself to get the story out there. The parents behind DaddyOFive, who came under fire for making what critics describe as gratuitously cruel prank videos on their children, have reportedly lost custody of two kids to their biological mother.

An Instagram post by the Singapore government has sparked outrage, after asking netizens if the process of childbirth was worse than going through military service. Gov.sg, the Singapore government's official website, raised eyebrows after it promoted an upcoming movie on military service with the caption: "Women go through labour, but men go through this.

Poor Mark Zuckerberg. The Facebook CEO spent the weekend wandering America, scoring free meals from kind strangers, who no doubt took pity on a 32-year-old man unable to afford anything but gray T-shirts and hoodies. The first family to feed him were the Moores of Newton Falls, Ohio, who learned only 20 minutes beforehand who their dinner guest would be.

People are getting tired of The Donald's tweets. According to a new report from digital agency Huge, the number of engagements (replies, retweets, likes) per tweet has dropped 66 percent in the three months since he took office. The number of likes per tweet has seen a yuuuge drop since his first day as president: 72 percent.

Hint: Look at the woman's hat in the photo, above. President Donald Trump has been in office 100 days as of Saturday, April 29. In honor of the occasion, Twitter put out some stats about the president's use of Twitter. At this point, you really should have guessed his favorite hashtag: #MAGA. That acronym, of course, is short for Trump's "Make America Great Again" campaign slogan.

Listen up, sheeple — "sheeple" is now officially a word, so sayeth the shade-throwing master Merriam-Webster. If you've spent any time online, you know that "sheeple" is the word you use when you want to yell at an otherwise undefined group of people. It is the insult the blogging masses use to call someone a "dummy following a person or ideology without knowing why they're following said person or ideology.

Liv Jones didn't wake up one morning and decide that she was going to be the face of teenage feminism. But with one tweet, the shy 14-year-old found herself at the forefront of an online social media movement. It began when Liv's school decided that its newly built classrooms would be named after inspiring historical figures. Each teacher had put forward lists with five potential names. Upon seeing the lists, Liv was disappointed that only one in five of the figures was female.

The State Department might start thinking a bit more about the #content it shows to the world. Deputy Spokesman Mark Toner said Tuesday that the department will consider reviewing in-house content after a recent article produced by a government content factory raised some ethics questions.