In the wake of Donald Trump's election victory, Meta chief executive Mark Zuckerberg fired the fact-checking team for his ...

especially regarding social media's impact on mental health. I admit that when I read some things, especially on X, I often have extremely adverse reactions to what I am seeing, and at that point ...

Social media has many positives: connection, info sharing, photos of your overseas friends' wedding. But when it starts to ...

Things to watch out for are: But it’s not all bad and ugly - social media has done a lot of good when it comes to our financial lives. Financial influencers are normalizing talking about money.

“Taking those breaks and being able to step away and disconnect is always good,” Chambers said. “Then, you're able to kind of ground yourself a little bit more and be more in tune with what it is that ...

Everyone’s heard the bad news: social media is horrible for your mental health, especially if you’re a teenager. In fact, Vivek H. Murthy, the surgeon general of the United States himself, said he ...

Tristan acknowledges that there are good things social media can do, for example in reconnecting people and in streamlining healthcare, however, he believes that it’s ultimately skewed against us.

Meta’s shift away from fact checking will require changes for the billions of people who use Facebook, Instagram and Threads.

With more than three billion active users a month, Facebook is still the world’s most popular social media platform ... Users beware! All good things have a price, and this is the price of free speech ...

Even before Meta dropped fact-checkers, it could be hard to know what to believe on social media. Parents can help kids sort ...

For however long it lasts, freer speech on social media will allow for a less inhibited debate on the controversial issues of our time, writes Riley Donovan. (Credit: Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images ...