Author: Jessica Guynn, USA TODAY

Twitter launches biggest push yet to encourage Americans to cast their ballots, part of an unprecedented effort by social media to increase turnout.

It’s election crunch time for Facebook and Twitter whose platforms were used to amplify falsehoods, conspiracy theories and divisive messages in 2016.

Did Oracle buy TikTok? Trump is expected to decide if TikTok will be run by a standalone company headquartered in the U.S. before Sunday’s deadline.

Facebook says it’s launching a Climate Science Information Center to curb misinformation and conspiracy theories. Scientists say Facebook must do more

Would Oracle’s deal with ByteDance change how users and influencers experience TikTok if the Trump administration clears it? What you need to know.

Twitter will more aggressively label or remove election tweets containing misleading or disputed information including premature claims of victory.

Stacy Brown-Philpot, outgoing CEO of TaskRabbit and one of tech’s most prominent Black women leaders, talks George Floyd, Kamala Harris and racism.

The Democratic National Convention has gone online for the first time because of the coronavirus pandemic. Here’s how you can watch it for free.