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Personal details like email addresses and birthdates of Google+ users may have been exposed.
The Virginia Democrat, who's the vice chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, is hoping to show Americans how big an issue election interference and bad behavior really are.
The California Democrat, who's the ranking member on the House Intelligence Committee, wants the tech industry to step up its efforts to root out bad behavior.
If guilty, the alleged hacker faces 25 years in prison.
From The 3:59 show: Looking at US Sen. Bernie Sanders' new Stop BEZOS Act.
Watch highlights from the testimony of social media execs Jack Dorsey and Sheryl Sandberg to Senate and House committees.
CEO Jack Dorsey gets questioned on whether Trump's tweets are abusive.
A protester interrupts the Twitter hearing, followed up by auctioneering from Rep. Long of Missouri to drown out the loud voice.
In a congressional hearing, Texas Rep. Michael Burgess asked Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey why it took his company hours to take down a threatening image of the late Sen. John McCain's daughter.
Rep. Mike Doyle takes issue with the political purposes of the congressional hearings and the implication that conservative voices on Twitter are being censored.
Google's past and potential future in China were subject of some very pointed remarks at a Senate hearing.
The COO of Facebook attempts to answer some very particular questions in front of the Senate Intelligence Committee.
Facebook and Twitter answer questions on how to protect people from disinformation without causing censorship.
Sheryl Sandberg and Jack Dorsey explain how their services decide which content is available to you.
Facebook and Twitter sent their top people to a Senate hearing. Google didn't.