The Supreme Court threw out on Nov. 22 Facebook’s attempt to shut down a shareholder lawsuit over a major data privacy breach. The ruling leaves
Mark Zuckerberg seems to be showing a growing acceptance of Donald Trump. The Facebook founder, known for his ties to liberal and Democratic causes, told
On June 10, the Supreme Court decided to examine a major shareholder lawsuit alleging that Meta Platforms Inc., the parent company of Facebook, misled investors
A new study by the Media Research Center (MRC) found 39 cases of Facebook interfering in American elections since 2008. This has sparked worries about
Newly unsealed court documents reveal that Facebook secretly obtained confidential data from competitors, including Snapchat. According to internal emails, Facebook executives created a tool called
In a significant legal move to address online threats to minors, New Mexico’s Democratic Attorney General Raúl Torrez has taken decisive action against tech giant
The Supreme Court on Thursday morning unanimously dismissed a challenge brought by a doctors’ group against the FDA’s loosening of regulations on the abortion pill
Former VP Mike Pence and a candidate for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination, stated on Sunday’s episode of ABC’s “This Week” that ex-President Donald Trump
Convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein transferred $270,000 between accounts involving Noam Chomsky and paid $150,000 to Leon Botstein of Bard College, as confirmed by both academics
Former MSNBC host Chris Matthews, best known for his 2008 remark about feeling a “thrill up his leg” when describing Obama, recently appeared on the