Author: Jessica Guynn, USA TODAY

With vaccine misinformation quickly spreading, Twitter will remove false claims that vaccines intentionally cause harm or have adverse effects.

Ride-hailing companies have a long road ahead in creating more racial equity at the top of their organizations, a new USA TODAY analysis shows.

The dismissal of top AI researcher vocal about Google’s diversity failures has drawn new attention to treatment of Black employees, especially women.

The Federal Trade Commission and 48 state attorneys general filed antitrust lawsuits against Facebook over its acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsApp.

The Senate runoff elections in Georgia have become the latest battleground against misinformation as false and misleading posts swarm Facebook and Twitter.

Facebook is more concerned about racist slurs and hate speech against Black people, Muslims and Jews than posts declaring, “White people are stupid” and “Men are pigs.”

Black women and Latinas raised more venture capital in 2020 but parity is still a pipedream, the new ProjectDiane report from digitalundivided found.

Censor or conspiracy?

Having trouble binge-watching your favorite show or playing your favorite video game? An Amazon Web Services outage in the east may be to blame.