A new bill aims to make it easier for farmers to repair their own farm equipment and is part of the broader "right to repair" movement fighting repair restrictions.

Celia Johnson, a retired social worker in her mid-70s, can still vividly describe childhood trips to the slender, sandy beach in Boca Chica Village, Texas.

Instagram is pushing drug-related content to teen accounts, according to research by the watchdog group Tech Transparency Project (TTP).

Facebook beefs up revenge porn protections

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey will step down as head of the social media platform he co-founded a decade and a half ago, the company announced Monday.

A leading Israeli politician’s lobbying campaign against reopening a U.S. consulate for Palestinians in East Jerusalem has been amplified on Facebook by a

Executives from Snapchat, TikTok and YouTube distanced themselves from Facebook during a congressional hearing Tuesday about online safety for teens.

Amazon workers at a cluster of warehouses in Staten Island filed a petition with the National Labor Relations Board’s regional office in Brooklyn on Monday

Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen was “shocked” when she heard the company planned to hire 10,000 engineers in Europe to work on the metaverse.

Facebook whistleblower documents reveal internal dissent over the company's policies and frustrations with its efforts to address its problems.

Thousands of leaked documents highlight employees’ disillusionment with spread of misinformation and calls to violence.