Sen. Kennedy calls Cambridge Analytica data mining "definition of creepy"
"I'm not looking to regulate him to death, but I can tell you this, the issue isn't going away," said Kennedy of Facebook's CEO
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Facebook's past failures
As the company has grown, so have its flubs with users' data -- and its resistance to acknowledging mistakes
Mark Zuckerberg: "One of the biggest mistakes" of Facebook is not digging deeper into Cambridge Analytica
Days after reports showed data from 50M Facebook users was mishandled, the social media company's CEO is finally speaking out
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg admits "breach of trust"
Zuckerberg acknowledges there was "a breach of trust between Facebook and the people who share their data with us"
Facebook CEO admits "mistakes" amid data scandal
CEO Mark Zuckerberg pledged the social media giant will make it easier for users to protect their data
Facebook stock whipsaws in early trading
Social networking giant's market valuation saw a $50 billion plunge earlier this week, but shares rebounded Wednesday
Lawmakers call on Facebook to testify on Cambridge Analytica data misuse
Republican and Democratic senators want answers about how Facebook allowed user data to be harvested for political gain
Breaking up with Facebook? It may be harder than it looks
The Cambridge Analytica scandal has some Facebook users rethinking their relationship with the social network
Facebook: Your personal info for sale
The social media giant sells not only demographic data, but also information about how you behave
Wall Street not ready to abandon Facebook just yet
Despite the "headline" risks around the embattled social networker, investors expect it to bounce back
#DeleteFacebook trends amid Cambridge Analytica scandal
Even the founder of WhatsApp -- which Facebook bought in 2014 for $19 billion -- tweeted "It is time. #deletefacebook."
Cambridge Analytica whistleblower agrees to testify before House Intel Committee
Despite Republicans announcing the Russia probe had officially ended, they indicated they would hear Wylie
3 states open investigations into Cambridge Analytica, Facebook
Attorneys general in New York, New Jersey and Massachusetts have launched investigations into the data firm
Facebook facing federal probes over Cambridge Analytica scandal
Facebook may have violated an agreement with the Federal Trade Commission about the use of user data, experts suggest
Where did Facebook go wrong in Cambridge Analytica scandal?
The political consulting firm obtained personal data on more than 50 million Facebook users without their permission
How Facebook "likes" could flag voters for manipulation
The social network's users can reveal their hobbies, interests and even personal attributes through their "likes"
Whistleblower speaks out on Facebook data controversy
"If you're trying to influence an American election, that's a one-stop shop," whistleblower says of data firm
Cambridge Analytica CEO caught on tape describing "shadow" election tactics
Alexander Nix told undercover reporters posing as potential clients about the firm's activities in elections around the globe
Facebook shares crushed after data controversy
Social media giant's stock slips following revelations that data firm used member data to build psychological profiles
Report: Cambridge Analytica tried to block exposé from airing
The data firm is under scrutiny after reports said it obtained data harvested by a third party from more than 50 million Facebook users without their permission
House Dems call on Cambridge Analytica whistleblower to testify
Minority members are seeking testimony from the whistleblower Christopher Wylie on reported misappropriation of private data
Facebook's fight against the phrase "data breach"
Political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica obtained personal data on more than 50 million Facebook users without their permission
Facebook investigates employee's ties to Cambridge Analytica
Social media giant says it's looking into Joseph Chancellor's relationship with the data firm
U.S. gears up to fight fake news -- in Kenya
While Trump uses the label to disparage critical media outlets, U.S. warns fake news is "undermining democracy" in Kenya
Facebook "privately welcomed" help of whistleblower, then publicly suspended account: Attorney
Facebook said it suspended Christopher Wylie's account along with Cambridge Analytica, a firm that Wylie once worked for and he accused of "exploiting" Facebook to harvest data
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2 ex-FBI officials charged with lying about Hunter Biden's laptop
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