“Facebook likes to make a PR move and say that they’re doing something, but they don’t always follow up on that.”

Guardian analysis finds VDare and Red Ice TV among several outlets that are still on the platform despite Facebook’s promised ban

Almost seven weeks after a terrorist attack on a New Zealand mosque was streamed live on Facebook, copies of the video are still circulating on Facebook and Instagram.

Two months ago, a pro-Trump Facebook group posted my photo and asked its 72,000 members if they would "smash or pass."

The company, citing a human rights report it commissioned, said it was moving to prevent further abuses of its platform in Myanmar. Critics said they were unconvinced.

For at least a year, the biggest page on Facebook purporting to be part of the Black Lives Matter movement was a scam with ties to a middle-aged white man in Australia, a review of the page and...

Even as its executives were out fiercely defending its policies on political ads this month, Facebook was allowing an obviously fake page that purported to be linked to President Trump's reelection...

The tech giant blows off warnings that Lewiston-Auburn group members are inciting violence against Muslim residents

The company touts its new tech for catching hate speech. But neither the filter nor Facebook’s human monitors caught a hundred posts calling for people to be shot.

We asked Facebook about its handling of 49 posts that might be deemed offensive. The company acknowledged that its content reviewers had made the wrong call on 22 of them.

The companies' donation platforms benefit organizations that have pushed discrimination.

HuffPost showed the company a racist, fear-mongering video by Faith Goldy. Not a problem, a spokesperson said.

Concealed Online customers could be breaking the law without even knowing it.

Officers in law enforcement agencies across the country have joined private hate groups on Facebook, participating in the spread of extremism.

Some Instagram users say that when they reported disturbing photos of Bianca Devins' dead body, Instagram said it didn't violate guidelines.

The companies are promoting Holocaust denial magazines and white supremacist baby T-shirts. Facebook removed the pages after HuffPost published this arti...