Tech Policy

Facebook has tackled the "low-hanging fruit," one analyst said. What's next is the real challenge.

“This is symptomatic of a larger problem,” said one top lawmaker.

All eyes are on the Federal Trade Commission chair as she approaches a deadline to refile the Facebook lawsuit, a case that has become a bellwether of both Khan's legacy and the success of Washington's big swing at tech.

One former staffer said he’s seen aides triple their salaries by decamping for a tech company.

Setting policies for Taliban rule will pose a major challenge for the companies.

The development could prompt fresh debate about whether TikTok poses national-security risks to American users.

The allocations are a reflection of the growing realization in Congress that a computer attack could leave Americans without water, power or other essentials.

Senators unveiled a bruising new bill to rein in the tech giants’ powerful app stores.

The Open App Markets Act would fundamentally alter the way smartphone apps function, limiting large tech companies’ control of smaller developers.

Now that the Senate has passed an infrastructure bill, cellular carriers plan to turn their advocacy efforts to the House, with the hope of gaining more funding for mobile connectivity.

It's a major "missed opportunity" to boost telecom competition, some backers say.

Paul said he had been suspended for seven days from uploading any videos to his official YouTube account.

Sen. Cory Booker said the company’s silence on the matter speaks volumes.

It’s a rare area where lawmakers have found agreement in the battle against misinformation.