Per the ruling, Facebook cannot merely block them for users in other nations, but must delete them entirely

Trump and his appointees have unambiguously signaled to corporations that they can do as they please

We're only now realizing the risks data collection poses to civic institutions, public discourse and privacy

The social media site says its for "safety" but it may actually open performers up to more harassment

Mark Zuckerberg's newest headache: Users are revolting after being force-fed a new mobile service

Misinformed people with biases are more to blame than Mark Zuckerberg's tech company

Mark Zuckerberg's company can resolve its current dilemma. But only if it faces the truth about its hypocrisy

The social media giant came under fire for distressing messaging to users expressing interest in LGBTQ issues

According to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, "Home" isn't an OS and it isn't an app. So what is it, exactly?

Facebook seemed to confirm the report by telling the New York Times it is “cooperating” with investigators

Facebook representatives "struggled" to explain why they were cool with Alex Jones, according to a CNN report

15-second commercials are on their way to the social network. How long before users rebel?

Freedom of speech doesn't matter much if only the wealthy and corporations can afford to proselytize

The chief executive of the News Media Alliance writes that antitrust laws are unintentionally helping a duopoly

Facebook will make it easier for users to report fake news when they see it