The tech bosses are coming to Washington. The CEOs of Facebook and Twitter have agreed to appear before the Senate Judiciary Committee to answer questions about why the New York ...
Most voters think social media outlets like Facebook, Twitter and YouTube have a responsibility to prevent users from spreading conspiracies or false information on their sites, a HuffPost/YouGov survey finds. Voters ...
As far as Ryan Reynolds is concerned, there can only be one. The Deadpool star shares his birthday, October 23, with Emilia Clarke. However, this year, Reynolds decided to cancel ...
The swift action Twitter and Facebook took to stifle an unverified New York Post article and the crushing political pressure that forced them to reverse course illustrate a key reality: ...
The presidential debate on Thursday night was more subdued than the first showdown between President Trump and Joe Biden — but while the candidates were at times muted, Twitter was ...
Vice President Joe Biden mistakenly referred to the Proud Boys as the “Poor Boys” — igniting instant chatter on Twitter about the far-right group for the second consecutive presidential debate. ...
Kanye West’s independent presidential bid was endorsed Thursday by Rob Rhinehart, founder of Soylent, a meal replacement product company. Rhinehart endorsed the rapper and entrepreneur in a lengthy blog post ...
President Donald Trump made good on earlier threats and released video footage of his 60 Minutes interview with Leslie Stahl. The interview was scheduled to air on the news program ...
House Judiciary Committee Republicans and committee member Rep. Doug Collins (R-GA) are spreading a misleading claim about a new Twitter feature that asks users to read articles before retweeting them. ...
Registered voters in the U.S. distrust Twitter more than they distrust Facebook, but have even less trust in TikTok, an exclusive Newsweek poll conducted by London-based polling firm Redfield & ...
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