A unique study praised for its rigor finds numerous upsides to deactivating your Facebook account

Facebook is facing numerous antitrust probes

With the rise of its Dating feature, the social media giant squares the circle of a decade of social engineering

Facebook, facing another scandal after it promised to emphasize privacy in new ad campaign, quibbles with the WSJ

Without evidence, Gaetz claims that the CEO lied when he told Congress Facebook wasn't biased against conservatives

According to the report, Facebook failed to refund parents whose children accidentally bought games

Is the (now all-caps) FACEBOOK trying to distract from negative news, or avoid being dismantled by regulators?

The right-wing site has used Facebook to spread a number of misleading claims in recent years

"This is a story about Facebook, the FEC, and broken systems," a former Facebook employee said

Meta reminds fact-checkers that candidate Trump is off-limits

It’s unclear how many Samsung phone versions have Facebook preinstalled

"To be clear, I have dinners with lots of people across the political spectrum on lots of different issues"

ProPublica revealed last year that Facebook advertisers could target housing ads to whites only. Has that changed?

Will Facebook ever face any repercussions for its actions? The possibility of antitrust action looms

I see Zuckerberg’s latest move as Strategy 101: a market-driven shift of focus.