Facebook Top Communications Executive, Elliott Schrage, To Step Down
Elliot Schrage, Facebook's veteran head of policy and communications, is stepping down.
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Elliot Schrage, Facebook's veteran head of policy and communications, is stepping down.
A dad from Arkansas shared a photo of his son, Jackson, doing something "a little boy should not have to." Jackson was comforting his 4-year-old sister, Addy, on her deathbed.
An Indiana boat builder found a very scary-looking guest checking out his work recently: a giant six-inch spider that can apparently walk on water.
As many as 14 million Facebook (FB) users had their posts shared with a broader audience than they intended.
Investors backing a rebrand of the data consultancy firm are currently in a stand-off with Nix while trying to persuade him to return the money.
Facebook said it is testing new features, including a "breaking news" label that publishers can add to stories and ways to make local news more prominent.
The soldiers coincidentally came home the day Christian was born, which made their homecoming that much sweeter.
A friendly dog's "thank you" to the firefighter who rescued him from a roof has gone viral.
The child was reportedly one of four students in the class who wished cell phones had never been invented and that their parents spent more time with them.
Facebook is expanding its fight against revenge porn with a pilot program that asks users to send their naked photos so Facebook can block the photos before someone else shares them.
A Michigan man and his pastor say an angel was spotted over the man's truck and they have the proof.
Gregory was scheduled to be euthanized at the Franklin County Dog Shelter in Ohio when his new pal Joe Kirk came to pick him up and bring him to safety.
Jamie Prescott says the "Deodorant Challenge" is to blame for wounds on her 15-year-old's arm that are so bad they may require surgery.
A soldier returning home for the birth of his daughter had to settle for watching the event on FaceTime after his flight was delayed.
The Bath Township Police Department near Lansing posted a photo of its brand new SUV on April 28 that features the words "POPO" – street slang for police – on its doors.
Cambridge Analytica, a U.K.-based political consulting firm at the center of the recent Facebook data scandal, is "immediately ceasing all operations," the company said in a statement on Wednesday.
Drivers on an Indiana highway got an unexpected payday after the back door of a Brinks truck opened, sending hundreds of thousands of dollars flying into the air.
Franken suggested Facebook was careless with users' information following the revelation that political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica obtained data on as many as 87 million users.
Facebook announces it's getting into the dating game.
Facebook users will soon be able to clear their browsing history on the social network.
Is Facebook stepping up its efforts to combat hate speech?
A group of young men in Louisiana weren't seeking any attention during their pickup basketball game, however a small sign of respect has made them social media stars.
An audit of Facebook's privacy practices between 2015 and 2017 found no problems — even though the company knew during that time that Cambridge Analytica improperly obtained private data from millions of users.
Facebook also covers security expenses for Sheryl Sandberg, the company's chief operating officer and a popular author and public speaker.
