A positive earnings report, a reputable survey of its users, and two meetings with politicians reveal a company unwilling to confront its most urgent problem.
The former 30-term Michigan congressman died yesterday at 92. He was apparently hilarious.
The 7,000-word Q&A is so much more than just the part about the goat Mark Zuckerberg killed with a laser.
The social media platform is responding to years-long calls to make Twitter less of a nightmare for marginalized groups.
Unite the Right 2 flopped and big tech largely deplatformed Alex Jones, but Laura Ingraham took white nationalism into prime time — and Nazis and racists are running for office everywhere.
The company wants “be more transparent,” but its safety team has to stay anonymous because they fear online harassment.
The Supreme Court gave states a green light to purge millions of voters from the rolls, which might be the most ominous development of the Trump era.
