Swipe right. Swipe left. Match. Ghost. Repeat. At some point, the whole ritual started feeling less like dating and more like ...

Tired of the dating apps, many Silicon Valley singles are turning to speed-dating and in-person meet-ups to search for love.

T he cellphone videos of the predator-catching plot are shaky, but they show the seconds before the lives of two strangers — and many of the college students recording them — ...

Whether you’ve been married 50 years with a brood of kids and grandchildren, just met someone on Tinder or are living your best single life, Valentine’s Day is a time to celebrate all forms of ...

Singles in San Antonio are increasingly turning to matchmakers for personalized dating experiences, seeking authenticity and ...

— Nadine Zuniga, 58, at a speed dating event in San Jose. In-person speed dating events and singles mixers have seen a ...

Saudi singles once risked religious-police scrutiny just for flirting—now they're swiping. The Wall Street Journal reports that as Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's social reforms loosen ...

"Our matches convert to actual dates at about 10x the rate of Tinder," Weng told TechCrunch.

Rose McCarthy has lived in Evanston for over a year. While she hasn’t been actively seeking out love, she has dabbled on dating apps. McCarthy’s verdict? It’s “too much effort.” “There’s so little ...

As Valentine's Day nears, Houston singles say the dating scene is overwhelmed by apps, social media and a lingering sense of isolation.

Letting a friend find the best match for you on Tinder or make a PowerPoint presentation about you during a 'pitch dating' event: As romance becomes a team sport, friends are stepping up to the plate.