And that means Facebook’s political threats from Republicans may be poised to get a lot worse, at a time when the pro-Trump wing of the GOP is feeling especially emboldened.

Some Republicans are blasting Facebook for removing messages posted by anti-quarantine protesters as several communities across the country have pushed back on orders by local governments that ...

Trump, Republicans bet claims they do will rally GOP base in 2022. Jessica Guynn. ... Facebook after Trump suspension: Political speech of world leaders will get less preferential treatment.

Texas is on the verge of passing a new law that would crack down on social media companies Republicans say are censoring conservative speech.. The legislature passed the bill. It now heads to the ...

Republicans raise money on Facebook by tying migrant influx to covid surge. Sen. John Barrasso is among those seeking donations by suggesting immigrants are exacerbating the pandemic.

Facebook's change to its algorithm in 2018 may have boosted posts from local Republican groups leading to twice as many shares as Democrats, according to a study from two southwest Ohio colleges ...

After four years of hearings and publisher complaints, Republicans have gotten awfully quiet about Section 230. Prominent conservatives may still tweet in all caps to repeal the law when they’re ...

It turns out that Republicans' concerns about the Biden administration's efforts to censor the news and information Americans see are well-founded. In a stunning letter to the House Judiciary ...

Facebook is a ghost town. Republicans and Democrats, in a rare moment of bipartisanship, finally did what Trump wanted — Section 230 has been repealed.

Republicans poured millions of dollars into political ads in the week leading up to the November 3 election, skirting Facebook's new ad rules.

The Washington Post first reported that Republicans "tentatively settled" on Jacksonville, citing three unnamed Republican officials. The Republican National Convention is scheduled for Aug. 24 to 27.

While most of Ohio's representatives in the U.S. House appear to be voting along party lines, there may be a Republican ...