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Small respite for Facebook as left and right slam ruling on Trump ban
Republicans call it censorship by Big Tech; Democrats say Facebook should do more to curb disinformation and hate speech
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Republicans call it censorship by Big Tech; Democrats say Facebook should do more to curb disinformation and hate speech
Review board says Facebook's ban did not conform to its own policies, and should be reviewed within six months
OPINION — The AARF Act would allow drugmakers to use scientific alternatives to animal testing to meet FDA drug screening requirements.
Watch our break down of the latest moves by the Indian government, Facebook and Twitter to censor speech on social media platforms.
Offsetting carbon reductions do nothing to eliminate emissions, and they delay tough choices, according to critics.
Redistricting and midterm history should help Republicans get more than the five seats they need for House control, Nathan L. Gonzales writes.
The U.S. will back a World Trade Organization proposal that could make more COVID-19 vaccines available to poor countries.
The Supreme Court seems unlikely to interpret a 2018 sentencing law about crack cocaine possession the same way as the senators who wrote it.
House and Senate Democrats want the CFPB to get aggressive about protecting consumers and to confront racism in lending.
Tech firms want uniform regulations requiring corporations to disclose their greenhouse gas emissions, citing a need for reliable data.
The NRCC is adding 10 House Democrats to its target list, and those members are from states set to lose a House seat in 2022.
OPINION — Hope remains that beating the pandemic will help restore some of the trust in government that has eroded over the last 20 years.
The relationship between Capitol Police and the press came into focus on Tuesday in a federal appeals court hearing.
Ripple is taking on the SEC in its regulatory handling of the popular digital coin offering in a case that could set precedent.
The social media giants removed about 100 posts in India following an emergency order by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government
House Democrats are calling for all funding for the ICE 287(g) program to be cut in the fiscal 2022 spending bill.
The goal also signals that the administration expects the vaccination rate to continue at a slower pace than at its peak last month.
A former Republican governor, Democratic Rep. Charlie Crist is going to seek that office again next year rather than another House term.
Democrats had a veteran member announce her retirement a day before being shut out of a special election in Texas.
A Houston official told member of Congress that most federal disaster aid goes to those with high property values, widening racial inequity.