Facebook Now Says Law Enforcement Can't Use Data For Surveillance
Facebook's announcement comes after a American Civil Liberties Union 2016 report found police used social media data to monitor certain groups.
LEARN MOREOne of the new tools is photo-recognition technology to help block already-flagged photos from being uploaded again.
The White House argues that social media companies should limit misinformation, but two state AGs say the federal government should not be involved.
Scripps News spoke with Sen. Mark Warner of Virginia, the chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, about TikTok and national security.
The bill that could lead to the app's American demise heads to the Senate, where lawmakers will debate whether to force ByteDance to sell it.
Former President Donald Trump, in an interview, had been asked about Democrats' growing criticism of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Lawmakers have agreed on the key components of the bill, but the language will still need to be prepared ahead of a Friday funding deadline.
This settles appeals both sides were pursuing after a federal jury awarded the former employee nearly $3.2 million last April.