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A tearful Gennaro Sangiuliano said he offered his resignation to PM Meloni, but she refused it.

Progressive NDP says Liberals are “too weak, too selfish” to take on Canada’s Conservatives.

Governments across Europe are imposing smartphone bans in schools in an attempt to tackle screen addiction and cyberbullying.

The former president’s eldest sons are gearing up to launch a new cryptocurrency venture.

From Kamala Harris to Boris Johnson, the undefinable brat summer never had a chance once the politicians waded in.

President’s team initially said the foreign ministry made the call to grant Russian-born Pavel Durov a French passport.

Why does the Russian-born tech tycoon have so many nationalities? And where do his loyalties lie?

The Russian-born tech tycoon faces six charges and is barred from leaving France.

Arrest warrants for Pavel and Nikolai Durov were issued months earlier than previously known.

Meta has largely won its legal battles over social media bias — and now its CEO is hedging his bets against a potential Trump presidency.

How Harris and Trump choose to connect with young voters online could make or break their 2024 presidential campaigns.

Despite excitement at the Democratic National Convention, Kamala Harris’ campaign is still selling her as the underdog.

Kremlin needles Emmanuel Macron over Pavel Durov arrest.

Here are two big reasons the controversial app just became a global flashpoint.

Pavel Durov’s arrest in Paris triggered an international outcry.

Hilton has supported Trump, but he’s also leaned into his own brand of “positive populism.”

Meta’s CEO tells the House Judiciary Committee that he wishes he had been more outspoken against the Biden administration during the pandemic.

France’s president is an avid user of the app and POLITICO saw he was online “recently.” That didn’t shield Telegram CEO Pavel Durov from arrest.

Is the arrested Telegram CEO a free speech martyr or a shadowy criminal?

France’s arrest of tech prodigy spotlights messaging service that shelters those who want to avoid government attention.

French president condemns “false information” as Pavel Durov’s detention in Paris triggers global outcry.

Ride-hailing tech giant protests against what it called a “flawed decision.”

Telegram said its CEO “has nothing to hide” as his surprise detention became an online flashpoint over free speech.