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WASHINGTON — The bill that senior House Republicans introduced this month to prohibit federal officials from pressuring social media companies to censor speech has some experts worried it could hamstring government efforts to combat online content that’s widely perceived as harmful, including threats to public safety.

Lucy Watson spotted her late husband and her son in the video uploaded to Spice Cottage's Facebook page, which the restaurant insists was only taken weeks ago.

Despite the often cold language about “market corrections” or “rightsizing” that accompanies them, mass layoffs are a collection of individual little catastrophes for the people affected by them. Such is the case for workers caught in rounds of tens of thousands of layoffs announced in the last several weeks by…

Whistleblower Chuvit Kamolvisit predicts the axe will soon fall on a "grey" business the former massage parlour tycoon alleges has been laundering money for a long established online gambling network.

Billions of us are due to vote in the next two years as the scourge of online misinformation grows ever worse. It’s time to regulate

Priscilla Villarreal's case will be heard again tomorrow at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit. She has attracted some unlikely supporters.

Spice Cottage, a restaurant in the village of Westbourne, West Sussex, posted a video to its Facebook page last week which showed tables packed with diners enjoying their favourite dishes - and a man who has been dead for nine years

The new owner just paid $29,000 for this high-mile Acura NSX.

Australian stocks fall as inflation data spooks investors. It follows a mixed session on Wall Street. Meanwhile, Rupert Murdoch cans Fox News Corp and Google faces fresh legal action. Catch up today's news on the ABC News live markets blog.

One message read: "I just find it off putting and a bit disgusting to be frank."

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