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Hundreds of companies are boycotting the social media giant. Here’s the backstory of how it happened.

Civil-rights and social-justice groups have long grappled with ways to address hateful speech, harassment and disinformation on Facebook.

Big brands are part of an advertising boycott against Facebook over racist content and hate speech.

LGBTQ+ activists across the Middle East and North Africa have called on Facebook to tackle hate speech, including posts that call for the murder of queer people.

The infrastructure bill isn't likely to pass in the Republican-controlled Senate, but it's possible some of the broadband portions will become law in a compromise.

“We're not gonna change our policies or approach on anything because of a threat to a small percent of our revenue,” said Zuckerberg.

Major companies including Coca-Cola, Starbucks, Verizon and Unilever are boycotting Facebook ads, saying the company doesn't do enough to remove hate speech.

U.K. record label Cooking Vinyl is urging its artists and other music companies to join the campaign.

New questions arise about covering breaking crime stories after incidents in which cellphone video contradicted initial police accounts.

Many of the protections put in place to help consumers get through the pandemic are about to expire.