Under pressure from officials and economic instability, Nicaragua's journalists are innovating to fi

Apple removed the app because it said January 6 protesters used it to plan the attack on the Capitol

Both nations are under US sanctions

Tehran vows to reverse actions in violation of 2015 nuclear deal with world powers if US sanctions a

Acting US Ambassador Richard Mills sends a letter to the Security Council on behalf of President Bid

Two Americans and Lebanese US permanent resident tell VOA Persian that Biden should condition any ne

Trump administration postings on official social media pages will be archived 

Trump administration postings on official social media pages will be archived 

Biden hopes to quickly redirect country by acting with a sense of urgency on his first day in office

In VOA interview, US official who ran State Department's Farsi social media channels from 2019 to 20

Vietnam's laws and requests for content removal are stifling free speech, bloggers and rights organi

Under the proposed laws, companies like Facebook could be fined or blocked, if they allow 'harmful'

January 5 runoff elections will determine who controls the Senate during first two years of Biden pr

You can't buckle when there is so much at stake,' says crusading Filipina journalist Maria Ressa

With Facebook and Twitter restricting or labeling some speech, US conservatives are flocking to a ne

The lawsuit claims Pennsylvania officials violated the U.S. Constitution by creating a two-tiered vo

Trump began his day in Nevada, making a visit to church before a fundraiser and an evening rally in

In North Carolina, a battleground where 1.4 million, or 20%, of the state's registered voters had vo

News comes as Joe Biden, running mate Kamala Harris prepare for the possibility of more public event

Highly emotional narratives before a parliamentary committee on human rights bring some of the journ

US leader visiting four states, including near Biden's boyhood home in Pennsylvania

New Turkish legislation seeks to tighten controls on social media with novel approach that analysts

Les articles publiés par Libnanews, le média citoyen du Liban Amman- Jordan, July 08, 2020 Samsung

President's presence and sheer numbers of followers seemingly give him unimpeded access to the digit

Move follows campaign led by civil rights organizations calling for an ad boycott of Facebook, sayin

Small dollar fundraiser night will be held online and offers a fresh test of Obama's ability to tran

Mexico City moving toward reopening economy

Trump said last month he wants to "remove or change" a provision of a law that shields social media

Israeli foreign ministry's Persian social media director says she's referred recent requests from Ir

The Facebook post referenced "tipping police cars," "graffiti," and asking people to "take examples

A study by the Nielsen ratings service says African Americans are among the nation's top consumers o

Iran's parliamentary elections Friday were marred by low voter turnout as hundreds of activists used

Regulations issued by federal government empower authorities to fine or ban social media platforms o

Samira Imin came to the US in 2014 as an international student and was admitted to the University of

In Lebanon, where most media outlets have strong political leanings, the largest anti-government pro

In a country where most media outlets have strong political leanings, some activists create their ow

Voters younger than 40 tend to follow the election campaign on the likes of Facebook, but they're in