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The one-minute-long ad shows then-Senator Joe Biden speaking in favor of a controversial 1994 crime bill and tells voters that he supports Black Lives Matter, which the ad accuses of wanting to "keep Black men from raising their children.”

Dorsey, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Google CEO Sundar Pichai will virtually testify before the Senate Commerce Committee on Wednesday.

Some Senate Democrats are seeking to empower regulators to protect local news outlets, accusing tech giants such as Google and Facebook of "unfair business practices," according to a new report by members of a key committee that will hear from the top industry executives this week.

Facebook's Voting Information Center surpassed its goal to register at least 4 million people before Election Day.

Facebook Inc. is demanding that a New York University research project cease collecting data about its political-ad-targeting practices, setting up a fight with academics seeking to study the platform without the company’s permission.

Facebook announced on Thursday that users will be able to appeal the company's decisions to remove certain posts.

"We need to be working to maintain the integrity of our election," Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, told “Mornings with Maria” on Thursday.

Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, told “Mornings with Maria” on Thursday that packing the Supreme Court is an “abuse of power” and “that’s what Joe Biden wants to do” in response to a preview video clip from CBS’ “60 Minutes.”

The Senate Judiciary Committee approved subpoenas for Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey to testify on their companies' content moderation policies.

Facebook is testing a new Nextdoor-like feature called Neighborhoods to connect local community members.