Not just ads: Over a two-year span, Russian-backed operatives published 80,000 posts, read by millions of Americans

In act of "21st century voter suppression," Trump's 2016 campaign sought to "methodically" deter Black voters

A digital marketing firm that caters to conservatives is linked to the misinformed movement

Facebook may be in the congressional spotlight, but there's one thing the tech giant has going for it

Facebook claims to dislike websites that exaggerate or fabricate news but the checks it's writing say otherwise

Legitimate news outlets may suffer from Mark Zuckerberg's reshaping of Facebook. Fake news sites should be fine

It is the most explicit data point yet of how the Cambridge Analytica scandal could have impacted Facebook's future

The social media giant will pit states against each other in a reality battle to the finish

In each case, the ads ran afoul of Facebook’s own guidelines to curb misleading and malicious advertising.

Everything you need to know about Facebook you can learn from what it did this weekend

"To save democracy . . . we must eliminate Google and Facebook's control over the information commons"

Facebook CEO will finally appear on Capitol Hill. How many senators actually understand what questions to ask him?

Does Facebook's selection of London for its payment system tell us something about the UK's post-Brexit economy?

InfoWars and Holocaust deniers were my tipping point

The three-year-old group, which has roughly 9,500 members, shared sexist comments and jokes about migrant deaths