WASHINGTON -- Washington, D.C., Attorney General Karl Racine has sued Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg for allegedly failing to protect consumer data following the Cambridge Analytica data leak. "The evidence ...

We’re in a whistle-blower moment. An administration truth-teller has helped ignite an impeachment investigation. Another whistle is allegedly perched on the lips of someone at the IRS, who might ...

What just happened? It's been four years since Facebook became embroiled in its biggest scandal to date: Cambridge Analytica. In addition to paying $4.9 billion to the Federal Trade Commission in a ...

Get ready to find out if your Facebook data has been swept up in the Cambridge Analytica scandal. Starting Monday, the 87 million users who might have had their data shared with Cambridge Analytica ...

The U.S. Supreme Court will reportedly consider spiking a multibillion-dollar lawsuit against Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META) that accuses the Mark Zuckerberg-led company of duping investors on the ...

House Dems will interview Christopher Wylie, Cambridge Analytica's ex-employee. Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee will soon have the opportunity to question the former employee who helped ...

A comprehensive investigation into the infamous data firm Cambridge Analytica has concluded after finding no evidence that the group influenced Brexit or coordinated with Russians to intervene in the ...

What just happened? Four years have passed since Facebook was rocked by the biggest scandal in the company's history, Cambridge Analytica, but it's still dealing with the fallout. The social network's ...

I recently listened to Jacob Siegel’s interview on The Fifth Column podcast and couldn’t help but reflect on the power of stories. I now recognize, some six years later, that the Cambridge Analytica ...

It's common to view President Donald Trump's first term as a tragedy, a national meltdown in which democracy itself is under siege from big tech, foreign governments, and other shadowy actors. But ...

Facebook admits to no liability as part of the agreement. Facebook will pay a fine of more than $644,000 for its role in the misuse of personal data in the Cambridge Analytica scandal -- though admits ...

Ever get mad online? Think about publicly dunking on someone's take on politics or race or some ongoing cultural conversation? Turns out that while it may not be personally productive in the end, it ...