Maxime Bernier scored the highest positive rating on Twitter during the French debate, according to Ipsos. But Justin Trudeau dominated in the volume of tweets. Continue reading →

Despite vigorous activity on the site, including “politically polarizing” conversations on an international scale, the company says it’s not yet detected large-scale attempts at disinformation or manipulation. Continue reading →

Is it possible for a government to enact this type of regulation, and would it actually address the problems the Greens have referenced? Global News asked three experts. Continue reading →

The Associated Press reports that it remains unclear if the talks between the U.S. and the Taliban are on pause or actually over. Continue reading →

He says that if he is deported to Israel he will be outed as a spy and eventually killed for his work. Continue reading →

Over the last three years, the number of followers the Edmonton Transit account has increased by 115 per cent. Continue reading →

The Knight First Amendment Institute at Columbia University had sued on behalf of seven individuals blocked by Trump after criticizing his policies. Continue reading →

The first mention of the hashtag as we know it was made on Twitter on Aug. 23, 2007. It’s use has exploded in the 12 years since. Continue reading →

YouTube, Twitter and Facebook have also come under fire from users for generating revenue and supporting state media and officials in China. Continue reading →