Steven Overly

In an open letter, Biden called on the company to promote trustworthy sources of election-related information and to quickly remove misinformation.

The audit’s findings are likely to embolden Facebook’s critics in the civil rights community.

The Labor Department argues that Oracle underpaid roughly 6,000 female and minority employees hundreds of millions of dollars.

But the parties are split on whether President Donald Trump or Joe Biden stands to gain from the ban on new political ads in the election’s final week.

Google will temporarily stop running political ads after Election Day to avoid premature claims that one candidate has won, the company confirmed Friday.

President Donald Trump gained new allies for his anti-tech crusade as GOP lawmakers attacked the companies’ handling of a disputed New York Post story.

Facebook, Twitter and Google made preparations for how to respond if a candidate prematurely declared a win.

The now-defunct Privacy Shield agreement between the U.S. and Europe will be among the tech policy challenges the Biden administration inherits in January.

U.S. officials plan to raise concerns about China’s behavior toward Hong Kong and Taiwan, which many see as anti-democratic, as well as human rights violations against Uighur Muslims.

The resolution announced Thursday marks a milestone for resolving labor disputes under the landmark U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement.

The congested supply chain is disrupting the holiday season and creating a political and economic headache that could undermine Biden’s economic recovery plans.

The Commerce secretary said in an interview that the Biden administration sees trading partners in Asia as part of the solution.

The administration aims to address labor and competition issues to help solve long-term snarls in the supply chain.

Former FTC Chair Bill Kovacic sees the lawsuit against Amazon as a major test for reining in internet companies and for the legal thinking that propelled current Chair Lina Khan’s meteoric rise.

The Virginia Democrat has seen lawmakers repeatedly fail to pass new tech regulation despite rising concern about issues like privacy and misinformation. He says a different approach is needed for artificial intelligence.

Americans want the federal government to step up, and it already has a head start.

IBM CEO Arvind Krishna argues that regulators should not allow artificial intelligence developers to hide behind the sweeping legal protections that shield internet and social media firms.

The Palestinian militant group spread violent images and propaganda on platforms like Telegram and X in the wake of its brutal attack on Israel.

Consumer data has become a lucrative commodity, and the US government is buying.

DC’s fascination with artificial intelligence is permeating after-hours social life in the capital, including this weekend’s White House Correspondents’ Dinner festivities.