The tech giant said personal data from at least 500 million accounts was stolen by a "state-sponsored actor.”

Facebook has identified, and fixed, an exploit that allowed attackers to gain control of user accounts. These failures are so common and so widespread, it’s becoming hard to even notice them.

The agency now says that a total of 724,000 people may have had their personal information stolen by hackers.

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Trump’s statements over the past 48 hours reveal a president willing to breach a core rule of democracy.

If you’re known as someone who cannot keep a secret, the world’s secret-keepers are not going to tell you much.

Christopher Nolan presents a very human hero to a culture that desperately needs one.