Author: Jessica Guynn, USA TODAY

Data breaches and other cyber crimes take a heavy psychological toll on the millions of Americans whose personal data is plundered by fraudsters.

Facebook, Twitter refuse to remove Trump video that makes it appear that Nancy Pelosi ripped up speech when president was saluting a Tuskegee airman.

The only way to take back online privacy in our share-all world: Withhold personal information whenever possible and use alternate emails and an alias

Twitter: Clips deceptively altered to discredit or embarrass political figures, such as those targeting Nancy Pelosi and Joe Biden, would get labeled.

George Soros is accusing Facebook and its CEO Mark Zuckerberg of conspiring with Trump to help the president win re-election. Facebook denies it.

Kobe Bryant friend and fellow investor Jeff Stibel says they had big legacy-making plans for the NBA great who died in a helicopter crash Sunday.

Hoaxes about the coronavirus are spreading as fast, if not faster, than the actual virus on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and other social media.

Facebook has agreed to pay $550 million to settle a class-action lawsuit over its use of facial recognition technology in Illinois.