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Republican Sen. Josh Hawley said a “foreign dark money group” is behind the research cited by the Biden administration that claims 12 social media personalities are responsible for the majority of vaccine misinformation online.

President says company isn’t to blame for deaths, but adds it needs to do more to stop social-media users from spreading falsities.

President Biden’s attack on Facebook Inc. on Friday followed months of mounting private frustration inside his administration over the social-media giant’s handling of vaccine misinformation, according to U.S. officials, bringing into public view tensions that could complicate efforts to stop the spread of Covid-19.

President Biden said Monday that Facebook “isn’t killing people,” after accusing the social media giant last week of allowing misinformation related to coronavirus vaccines appear on the platform.

Facebook is pushing back against the White House's narrative that the social media platform is "killing people."

The Freedom from Big Tech Caucus will be led by Reps. Ken Buck of Colorado and Lance Gooden of Texas. Other founding members include Reps. Madison Cawthorn of North Carolina, Burgess Owens of Utah and Paul Gosar of Arizona.

White House press secretary Jen Psaki said the Biden administration is working with Facebook to limit misinformation on the coronavirus vaccine.

The Facebook expose takes readers from Zuckerberg's Harvard roots to becoming a tech billionaire to the social media giant's ultimate collapse of public and political trust.

The Biden administration has been “flagging” content for Facebook to remove.

Facebook fired 52 employees for abusing their access to the social network’s user data — including creepy men who obtained location data on women they were romantically interested in.

More than 150 companies including Apple, Amazon, Google and Facebook urged lawmakers to introduce and pass legislation reforming voting rights in a letter signed on Wednesday.

Facebook on Wednesday filed a petition asking the Biden administration to remove Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Chair Lina Khan from pending litigation against the social media giant.