Deadly Capitol raid would have still happened without Parler, says Media Matters head — but not without Facebook

Facebook's promise to restrict political ads prompts a flurry of new rules, often governed by opaque algorithms

A growing number of lawmakers and advocates are calling for the breaking up of Big Tech monopolies

A new world of live video challenges how we think about visual information made public

The teen is being charged as an adult with a felony "removing/concealing/abandoning dead human body"

Some conservative outlets claim that the tech conglomerate has a "political agenda"

Twitter levied a 12-hour suspension and demanded removal of 3 tweets constituting "repeated and severe violations"

Color of Change didn't know why they were getting more public threats — until the Facebook exposé came out

Sensing a crackdown, anti-vaccine groups are adapting to evade detection

From the Salon Archives, an analogy that aged weirdly: Facebook was John Mayer; MySpace was Jessica Simpson

HUD Secretary Ben Carson alleges the social media giant is violating the Fair Housing Act

A trove of internal documents sheds light on Facebook's censorship algorithms

After 15 years of Facebook, the ways brands use it for marketing and advertising have changed

The engagement slide is proof that FB is dying; right now it's a slow death, but it will accelerate

"History will not judge us kindly," one employee wrote