Rebecca Kern

As soon as next week, the Senate could be forced to confront a controversial bill it's been sitting on for a month — and open a new front in a geopolitical argument.

TikTok says it will fight the law in court, while young voters warn targeting the app is “an unforced error.”

With the historic potential ban potentially vulnerable in court, the Senate has been trying to shore up its case.

Former White House officials finally take the stand in a longrunning jawboning investigation on Covid and the 2020 election

The filing claims the law violates First Amendment rights of TikTok and its users, and says the government hasn’t shown proof of national security risks.

Trump's joining of TikTok is a major win for the embattled app that's fighting for its existence in Washington.

The platform transforms WhatsApp from a private messaging and group chat service into a broadcast platform as well, with users able to follow posts from public accounts.

An eye-catching proposal adds to litany of stuck efforts to regulate Big Tech's effect on kids.

Two red states and five social media users do not have legal standing to sue.

The Supreme Court threw two state laws attempting to regulate social media platforms back to lower courts Monday, saying the First Amendment protects