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Zuckerberg-backed Summit Learning platform suggests schools 'listen' to parents' 'online conversations'

July 25, 2022

Zuckerberg-backed Summit Learning platform suggests schools 'listen' to parents' 'online conversations'

Mark Zuckerberg-funded Summit Learning digital platform recommended that schools monitor' parents' social media activity for criticism.

Big tech’s ‘secondhand censorship’ shields conservatives from information at alarming rate, study shows

July 21, 2022

Big tech’s ‘secondhand censorship’ shields conservatives from information at alarming rate, study shows

Free Speech America CensorTrack database found that seven big tech platforms kept information from users a staggering 144,301,713 times during the first quarter of 2022 alone.

'Duck of Justice' viral Facebook creator retiring to write a book

July 18, 2022

'Duck of Justice' viral Facebook creator retiring to write a book

Lt. Tim Cotton, who created the 'Duck of Justice' social media phenomenon, is retiring to write a book. Cotton has been frustrated with the recent anti-police sentiment in the nation.

List: 10 tech company customer service phone numbers plus, secret way to know wait times

July 14, 2022

List: 10 tech company customer service phone numbers plus, secret way to know wait times

Tech companies are notorious for making it tricky and complicated to call customer service lines. Here's some tricks and numbers to make it easier to reach.

Paul Rudd sends a letter to seventh-grade boy whose classmates didn’t sign his yearbook: 'Things get better'

July 7, 2022

Paul Rudd sends a letter to seventh-grade boy whose classmates didn’t sign his yearbook: 'Things get better'

Actor Paul Rudd sent a letter and a signed "Ant-Man" helmet to 12-year-old Brody Ridder after his seventh-grade classmates refused to sign his yearbook.

Teen suing Meta for 'deliberately' making platforms addictive, harmful: 'They are fully aware'

June 10, 2022

Teen suing Meta for 'deliberately' making platforms addictive, harmful: 'They are fully aware'

Alexis Spence shares her story of social media addiction and the legal action her family is taking against Meta, the parent organization of Facebook and Instagram.

Will Cain: Liberal media showed 'actual malice' toward Kyle Rittenhouse

June 7, 2022

Will Cain: Liberal media showed 'actual malice' toward Kyle Rittenhouse

Will Cain explained that Kyle Rittenhouse would need to prove media members acted with reckless disregard for the truth in order to win his defamation case.

Kyle Rittenhouse reveals how 'false narratives' upended life as lawyer preps defamation suits

June 2, 2022

Kyle Rittenhouse reveals how 'false narratives' upended life as lawyer preps defamation suits

Kyle Rittenhouse speaks to Fox News Digital about how his life has completely changed since the media's "false narratives" on the Kenosha shooting during a riot in 2020.

Sandmann lawyer joins Rittenhouse team, says Zuckerberg a 'top' target of numerous 'solid' lawsuits

June 2, 2022

Sandmann lawyer joins Rittenhouse team, says Zuckerberg a 'top' target of numerous 'solid' lawsuits

Kyle Rittenhouse hired a legal team to explore potential defamation lawsuits for comments against him, which may result in at least 10 cases, according to his lawyer.

Texas school shooting puts spotlight on social media addiction, accountability

May 26, 2022

Texas school shooting puts spotlight on social media addiction, accountability

California State Rep. Jordan Cunningham's bill would hold social media companies liable when kids become addicted to a platform and are harmed as a result.