IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser.
  • UP NEXT

    Donelan: Partnership on AI allows US and UK to regulate tech that will ‘define generations to come’

    05:26
  • Trump social media company to go public after merger

    02:45
  • NJ AG Platkin: Consumers ‘are spending more for an inferior product because of’ Apple

    05:22
  • Attorney General Garland announces antitrust lawsuit against Apple

    03:31
  • Justice Department suing Apple for antitrust violations

    01:39
  • Intel awarded $8.5B in CHIPS Act grants

    07:43
  • 'Our personhood is now owned by someone else': How to reclaim dignity in the digital age

    08:22
  • Former Treasury Secretary Mnuchin is putting together an investor group to buy TikTok

    03:16
  • House member says TikTok bill is not a ban, but a 'divestment' bill

    07:47
  • Kara Swisher discusses her new book "Burn Book: A Tech Love Story"

    08:02
  • Meta platforms experience significant outage

    01:17
  • Technology group uses AI tools to help boost Democratic campaigns

    05:03
  • 'Attack From Within' looks at the problem of disinformation

    07:39
  • Cellular service outage hits U.S. and Canada

    02:11
  • 'This industry has to be held accountable': Sen. Durbin on tech hearing

    07:02
  • X CEO says platform has zero tolerance for child sexual exploitation

    05:48
  • ‘Nightmare of every parent’: TikTok CEO discusses online threats

    04:52
  • Snap CEO says company is committed to working on legislation protecting children

    04:56
  • Mark Zuckerberg: 'We support setting industry standards on age-appropriate content'

    01:11
  • Discord CEO says platform is about having fun, building connections

    04:46

#ReleaseTheMemo campaign pushed by Russian backed accounts

02:59

Striking new research shows that Russian backed accounts pushed the #releasethememo hashtag in an attempt to influence Americans on social media, lawmakers and media organizations ahead of the GOP memo release. Now, the same accounts are looking for their next target, working to change the conversation online and potentially influence the 2018 midterm elections.