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The big tech oligarchs have "declared war on the Republican Party and conservatives," Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., told "Mornings with Maria" Thursday.

President Trump on Thursday slammed Twitter and Facebook, calling the social media platforms the “third arm” of the Democratic National Committee, after the tech giants blocked accounts from sharing a New York Post report on Hunter Biden's overseas business dealings.

Although the future of working in Manhattan remains uncertain, especially with the potential of a second wave of infections come wintertime, the tech giants have moved forward with growth plans that predated the pandemic.

Rep. Ken Buck, R-Colo., sent a letter to the Department of Justice on Wednesday, asking the attorney general to look into accusations of censorship by Twitter and Facebook, after the big tech giants took steps to limit the exposure of a New York Post article critical of Hunter Biden.  

Facebook and Twitter limited the distribution of a story in the New York Post about a purported email between Hunter Biden and an adviser to a Ukrainian energy company.

Facebook announced on Tuesday that it will ban ads that discourage people from getting a vaccine but will still allow ads that advocate for or against government policies around vaccines.  

The additional funds will support the Center for Tech and Civic Life to help ensure that "every jurisdiction that needs funding to help people vote safely can get it." 

Mobile app usage grew 25% in the third quarter of 2020, according to a new report.

A former Facebook engineer on Tuesday told NBC that the company is not doing enough to stop hate speech.

Findings from top Democrats called for an overhaul in anti-trust laws as well as the breakup of the top four tech companies.

Facebook announced new measures to crack down on QAnon and “Militarized Social Movements” Tuesday, as well as bans on thousands of pages and groups.

The new function builds on the social media platform's previous filter, concealing comments similar to those that have been the subjects of previous complaints.

The House Antitrust Subcommittee this month is expected to release the findings of its investigation into Facebook and other companies.

Social media companies are on "high alert" both before and following November's presidential election.