Image Source: Stocksnap / Rawpixel Organizations across the country have been addressing gun violence in their own ways in recent days, and now Bumble is stepping up to the plate. The company that created the popular dating app, which was built "with safety in mind," announced March 5 that they would be banning guns across all platforms. Bumble began originally as a dating app designed to flip gender dynamics on their head by giving women the power to make the first move. It has since evolved into a networking platform to help people find new friends and even career opportunities in addition to romantic partners. 44608547 "We just want to create a community where people feel at ease, where they do not feel threatened, and we just don't see guns fitting into that equation," Whitney Wolfe Herd, Bumble's founder and chief executive, told The New York Times. She also acknowledged that most gun owners are "hobbyists" and don't support gun violence, noting that the issue ..

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle attended a service dedicated to Commonwealth Day at Westminster Abbey on Monday, marking their first official appearance with Queen Elizabeth II. While the couple steered clear of their usual PDA this time around, Harry and Meghan were caught sharing an inside joke following Liam Payne's performance of John Mayer's "Waiting on the World to Change." As cameras panned to the royal pair in the audience, Harry looked over at Meghan and raised his eyebrows, which in turn, made Meghan chuckle as she lowered her head. Harry's eyebrows summing up @LiamPayne's #CommonwealthDay performance @wabbey #London pic.twitter.com/TqNVoZIYNj — JaxQ (@JaxQ10) March 12, 2018 We're still not sure what Meghan and Harry were reacting to. Did Meghan make a funny joke? Was Harry signaling to someone in the audience? Or, did Harry simply have mixed feelings about Liam's cover? Since we'll probably never know, we'll let you come up with your..

Warning: spoilers from The Bachelor: After the Final Rose lie ahead. Update: After the absolutely insane finale of Arie's season of The Bachelor, during which he broke up with his fiancée, Becca Kufrin, on live TV, the 36-year-old took to the After the Final Rose stage with his runner-up, Lauren Burnham. The pair revealed that since their reconciliation, they've been more in love than ever and plan to move in together after taking a vacation out of the country. But that's not all — before jetting away, Arie decided that yet another one of his relationship milestones should take place in front of the entire nation, and he chose to get down on one knee and propose to Lauren. The 25-year-old said yes, so as Chris Harrison noted following the impromptu proposal, let's hope this one lasts a *bit* longer than his last. Original Story: Well, well, well, Bachelor Nation, we've got quite the bumpy road ahead. It looks like Chris Harrison has finally delivered on his ..

Two survivors of the last month's mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, FL, spoke out on March 9 about the latest firearm legislation proposals — and their plans for pushing their gun control message forward. Sarah Chadwick and Delaney Tarr are among the 20 student survivors of the Feb. 14 shooting who created the #NeverAgain movement, which has inspired students across the country to stand up and demand action on gun control. On March 14, they'll be staging a nationwide walkout for 17 minutes; one minute for each of the 17 people who were killed. And they won't be alone — many of those who have taken note of the campaign will be following suit and staging their own walkouts across the country. In the three weeks since the shooting, multiple pieces of legislation have been introduced in yet another push to try and fix America's gun problem. But many of them — such as the one introduced by Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham and Democrat Sen...