Jason Abbruzzese

Before early October, Motaz Azaiza’s Instagram account documented life in Gaza to about 25,000 followers with a mix of daily life and the ongoing hostilities between Israel and Hamas. That began to change in the days after Hamas’ terrorist attack on Israel and the retaliation on Gaza. Since then, more than 12.5 million people have begun following Azaiza’s feed, which has become a daily chronicle of Israeli strikes. Many other journalists, digital creators and people active on social media based…

The Federal Trade Commission, the U.S. government’s primary business regulator, sued Amazon on Tuesday, alleging it has used its market power to warp e-commerce across the internet. The allegations, which focus on the company’s primary marketplace, Amazon.com, paint a picture of a company able to use its size and power to pressure sellers to agree to its terms and warp the prices of goods. “There is immediate harm that is ongoing here,” FTC Chair Lina Khan said at a news conference ahead of the…

The nomination of Gigi Sohn, who would be the FCC’s first openly gay commissioner, languished in a Senate committee. Now, she’s the subject of articles from The Daily Mail and Fox News that even her some of her rivals say are out of bounds.

CEO Elon Musk posted poll asking, “Should I step down as head of Twitter?” and says he’ll abide by the results.

A flood of sexually explicit images followed the outbreak of protests, internet researchers say, in what appears to be a coordinated campaign.

Expectations for change were almost everywhere, with many conservative influencers already celebrating what they saw as a tectonic shift.

Russia is struggling to make gains in its combat operation in the east of Ukraine amid poor morale and logistical challenges, the U.K.’s Ministry of Defense

Ukraine’s capital, Kyiv, was hit by Russian missile strikes just after the head of the United Nations met with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, while Moscow’s Donbas offensive made limited progress.

The deal brings arguably the internet’s most influential platform under the control of one of the world’s richest people.

Maj. Serhiy Volyna said there were about 500 wounded troops and many civilians with them at the Azovstal steel plant, which has become the last stand for Ukrainians in the port city.