19 October 2018 Despite claims that an image of a marine saluting an American flag was deemed offensive by Twitter, we found no evidence that it violated the company's rules.
5 September 2018 Facebook's No. 2 executive, Sheryl Sandberg, and Twitter's CEO, Jack Dorsey, testified before the Senate intelligence committee.
30 August 2018 The study by Sweden's defense research agency comes amid broader concerns over misinformation ahead of the election.
27 July 2018 Cracking down on hate, abuse and online trolls is also hurting Twitter's standing with investors.
27 June 2018 Matthew Levatich was accused of calling Donald Trump a "moron" after the president objected to the company moving some operations to Thailand.
22 June 2018 A parody account posing as Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands tweeted that the International Court of Justice was waiting for the United States president.
21 June 2018 A news media trade group accused Facebook specifically of furthering a "dangerous narrative" regarding paid content.
13 June 2018 Some may choose not to eat at the chain for reasons of personal morals or tastes, but buying food there is not and will not be considered a criminal act.
11 June 2018 A popular cautionary tale about a child dying after his asthma medication was swapped for essential oils has not been corroborated.
30 May 2018 The city posted a photo-shopped version of the famous Las Vegas sign with all lowercase letters.
29 May 2018 The comedian issued a string of tweets referencing conspiracy theories involving Chelsea Clinton and George Soros.
16 May 2018 A tweet attributed to Trump about the "liberal media" prohibiting a Mother's Day for fathers is a hoax.
