MARK ZUCKERBERG

President Barack Obama refuses to sit on the sidelines if Trump raises "foundational issues about our democracy."

Avril Lavigne just stood up to what she thinks is right. The "Complicated" singer called out Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg for bullying her ex-husband's band.

Reports in Germany show leaked documents detailing how the social media giant handles hate speech and other controversial topics.

Politicians in Germany are taking action to curb fake news on social media sites, especially as their election approaches.

Facebook announced a four-part plan to fight fake news on its platform. The initiative will rely on reports from users, third-party fact checkers, and algorithms.

Around two months since Facebook’s Events app made it way to iOS, the standalone application is now confirmed to have arrived on the Android OS.

Stephen Hawking believes we're on our way to colonizing other planets, as long as neither aliens nor robots colonize us first.

The celebrated scientist will reportedly help with a project to send a probe to a different star system.

The CEO of Facebook has thought about going into government, court documents show.

The Facebook CEO also showed off a version of the Oculus Touch controller that's able to physically change its temperature.

SpaceX has decided to delay all flight plans until January 2017 as the company completes an investigation into an explosion that happened in September.

A developer who created the BS Detector plugin to help spot fake news on Facebook is reporting the social network has blocked his service.

The election upset of Donald Trump on Nov. 8 has fueled a conversation about hate speech and false news in the U.S.—and across the Atlantic.

Headphones, earphones and some types of loudspeakers can be used to spy on people through a malware that turns it into microphones, researchers say.

Jack Dorsey's Twitter account was briefly suspended Tuesday night, something he called an "internal mistake."

A former writer for Facebook’s trending section says the company treated the team like “garbage,” adding they "cowed to right-wing pressure and advertisers."

According to the Pew Research Center, 62 percent of Americans get their news from social media with Facebook being the leading source.

“We have one company that has the ability to reshape the way we think. I don’t think I need to describe how dangerous that is,” the NSA whistleblower said.

Jones — an outspoken conspiracy theorist and Donald Trump supporter — said Infowars’ “fake news analysis center” will combat “lies and fake stories being pushed by the mainstream media.”

The Facebook CEO doesn’t believe the biggest social network and news platform had any influence on the outcome of the presidential election.

The anonymous sharing app shut down last year over privacy and cyberbullying concerns.