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East coast, President Donald Trump has a busy week ahead of him. On monday hes expected to take questions from reporters in a joint News Conference with the visiting Prime Minister of italy. Mr. Trump will likely be asked about his latest twitter rant against the Special Counsel, Robert Mueller. The president now claiming mueller has multiple Conflicts Of Interest in the russia investigation. In addition to that, there are still questions about the tapes the president s former attorney just released as well as mr. Trumps threat to shut down the government to get funding for his border wall tha...

Mozilla is urging Meta to implement the same policies it has on Facebook and Instagram to WhatsApp in combating election misinformation.

Expanding passenger rights, so that when we do have these kinds of issues people know what to expect. and the airlines take care of their passengers. if you're planning to travel or if you've been stuck, i strongly encourage you to visit flightrights.gov. it's got transparency tools we created and a lot of information on customer service commitments that we were able to secure last summer, enforceable commitments, so that when you do have an issue, you know what to expect. a lot of the issues right now caused by weather. several key hubs being pummelled by extreme and severe weather. today app...

And said after many exchanges with the government we've decided to authorize encouraging electoral participation cannot criticize it doesn't have the technology to comply with the little and distinguish between what is a legitimate color for citizens to vote and fic information so do they still exist they do and facebook for example day already have tools that's. transparency tools when it comes to political advertising they haven't been rolled out worldwide yes and facebook says they will roll out this tool in europe before the european election but we have an example here from the u.s. so th...

That there will need to be some regulation. >> reporter: but british lawmakers said they weren't satisfied with efforts by social media companies to regulate themselves. >> what they do is they pre-empt regulation. they don't like being regulated. if they think the threat of regulation is we will they will try to solve the problem. >> reporter: the committee which has been working closely with members of the u.s. congress also proposed measures to combat election interference. and it slams facebook in particular for failing to fully investigate how and if russia uses its platform to influence ...