Facebook Is Demanding Personal Information From Political Advertisers, Raising Privacy Concerns
The social media company will require address verification, an identification scan, and last four digits of your Social Security number.
The social media company will require address verification, an identification scan, and last four digits of your Social Security number.
The Advertising Research Foundation is investigating its award to Cambridge Analytica in 2017, as the firm is under fire for pilfering Facebook user data.
“My grandchildren only know me through prison communications,” she says.
Across the United States, millions of women live with a legal right to abortion but without meaningful access to exercise that right.
The president’s decisions to keep Guantánamo open and to end a program for Haitian refugees hark back to a shameful incident at the base in the 1990s.
Emails show how tech giants are negotiating for a compromise to avoid the prospect of California voters potentially ushering in the strongest privacy rules in the U.S.
The migrant “caravan” is a distraction from the real crisis at the border: the Trump administration’s theft and abuse of children.
In a rare party-line vote, the FTC appointed a corporate lawyer who has represented Uber, Equifax, Facebook, and a jailed payday lender to a top job.
Steve King spends so much time stirring up outrage that he doesn’t have anything left to attend to local needs, J.D. Scholten is arguing.
Far from the top-secret, covert intelligence asset the FBI has depicted him as, Stefan Halper is a longtime, well-known CIA operative, with ties to the Bush family and a shady past.
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