Does Mark Zuckerberg care about stopping the spread of fake news? Or is he shoring up his support in Washington?

Democrats who want to impeach Trump can learn a lot from the Republicans' failed effort to oust Bill Clinton two decades ago.

Paul Ryan's departure marks the end of an era—and the further Trumpification of the Republican Party.

The Facebook CEO came to the Senate expecting a beatdown, but escaped with a scolding.

As Mark Zuckerberg prepares to face Congress, the social media network is selling itself as an idealistic force for good.

What’s happening to the GOP’s global affairs brain trust?

Facebook and other tech giants convinced politicians that oversight stifled innovation. That's all starting to change.

The response to the Russia investigation and Gina Haspel’s CIA nomination reveals a watchdog complicit in protecting the president from accountability.

Why it might be impossible in the age of Trump

The president, for the most part, gave an unremarkable speech. That was the point.

The GOP claims to support the probe, even as the party undermines it at every turn.

Why the social network is no longer eager to dominate the media industry

Trump wants to end the Obama-era immigration program, but the courts are resisting him yet again.

In attempting to both appease the intelligence community and ostensibly roll back its powers, lawmakers are making a mockery of the reform effort.

Facebook, Google, and Twitter are under bipartisan pressure in Washington, but that doesn't mean they'll be reined in next year.