Facebook tells Parliament Zuckerberg "has no plans" to appear
After a Parliament committee demanded the Facebook CEO answer questions, including two about a CBS News report, the company said he won't testify in-person
Is this why EPA's Scott Pruitt needs more security?
Cases ranged from an ominous Facebook message sent to a Pruitt family member to a photo of Pruitt with a mustache drawn on, left in an EPA elevator
"Phony lawyer" accused of scamming immigrants out of legal fees
Vincent Gonzalez's company, God-Man Society Club Inc., is accused of defrauding immigrants out of thousands in legal fees
Review of Sandy Hook police response remains unreleased
After major incidents of violence police typically release an investigation into their own response, but the Connecticut State Police have not
Facebook to let users see if they interacted with Russian trolls
As many as 126 million people could have seen content posted on pages related to the Internet Research Agency, a Russian troll farm
Social media sites balk at notifying users fed fake ads
Identifying individuals who have seen fake advertising would be "complex," a Facebook attorney said
Facebook, Twitter: Fake accounts pivoted to target Trump after election
The companies said during Senate testimony Tuesday that after the election some fake Russian accounts shifted from sowing discord and targeting Hillary Clinton to undermining Trump
Facebook deleted 5.8M accounts just before 2016 election
Accounts were removed in Oct. 2016, according to source familiar with prepared testimony Facebook will deliver to Senate Judiciary Committee
Donation to Manhattan DA during sex assault case raises "alarm bell"
The attorney for a doctor accused of abusing nearly two dozen patients donated to the Manhattan District Attorney on the same day she filed a motion in the case
Report: Nearly one mass shooting per day so far in 2017
The attack in Las Vegas was the 273rd mass shooting in the U.S. this year, according to the Gun Violence Archive
4 NCAA basketball coaches among 10 charged with corruption
The assistant coaches work at Oklahoma State, Auburn University, Arizona and the University of Southern California
How China could get a perch between the U.S. and Europe
How flawed analyses gave China an opportunity to gain influence on a strategically prized chain of islands in the North Atlantic
"Juggalos," Trump supporters converge in dueling rallies
Fans of the "horrorcore" hip-hop duo known for their "dark carnival" face paint are protesting alleged discrimination by law enforcement
"Collusion networks" create millions of fake Facebook "likes"
Researchers warn an exploit used to rapidly generate fake "likes" can also be used for darker purposes
NY radio host accused of fraud to repay gambling debt
The host of a popular New York sports radio is accused of defrauding millions from investors with the promise of access to large blocks of concert tickets