Facebook announces new steps to protect users’ privacy
Facebook said Wednesday it will overhaul its privacy settings tools to put users “more in control” of their information on the social media website. The…
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Trump’s Approval Rating Rises: Poll
Donald Trump is famously obsessed with his ratings-both TV viewership numbers and his popularity among voters-and, with that in mind, the president got a bit…
Affordable health care tops ‘worry list’: Gallup poll
Fifty-five percent of Americans worry a “great deal” about finding affordable health care, according to a Gallup poll Monday that says the issue tops a…
U.S. expels 60 Russian diplomats, closes consulate in response to attack on ex-spy in Britain
The United States on Monday announced the expulsion of 60 Russian diplomats and intelligence officers, as well as the closure of Russia’s Seattle consulate, in…
Fox News poll: Protecting against gun violence trumps gun rights, majority of voters says
A majority of voters said it’s more important to protect citizens from gun violence than it is to protect gun rights, according to a Fox…
Mexico fights its own ‘fake news’ battle ahead of vote
With allegations of Russian interference and a flood of ” fake news,” the race for Mexico’s presidential election is shaping up to look a lot…
Poll: 69 Percent of Americans Want Stricter Gun Control
A new opinion poll shows that 69 percent of Americans support stricter gun control measures in the weeks after a school shooting in Florida left…
March for Our Lives: Everything You Need To Know
Hundreds of thousands of students and their families are expected to descend upon downtown Washington D.C. Saturday for the March for Our Lives rally. The…
Trump scraps blanket transgender military ban, major restrictions remain
US President Donald Trump late Friday rolled back his blanket ban on transgender people serving in the military — but they will still face major…
Don’t quit Facebook, but don’t trust it, either
By Luke Stark, Postdoctoral Fellow in Sociology, Dartmouth College and Denise Anthony, Professor of Sociology, Dartmouth College. What is this man doing with your data?…