At least two posts with images of Trump’s May 13 statement have since been labeled “false” by Facebook, with a link to a fact check of the claim. However, as with other types of content ...

The content in both posts is fake, the Des Moines Police Department said in a news release. These scams have been occurring with increasing frequency across the United States, the release said.

Recently, some users have decided to leave Facebook ... content on the platform now is from high-profile accounts, and less is from people you're actually friends with, many of whom probably don't ...

Meta shocked the tech world this week by moving to overhaul its approach to fact checking. Here's what the changes mean for social media users.