Sheryl Sandberg spoke publicly for the first time about her husband's sudden death, which changed her profoundly and inspired her to become more grateful.

Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg admitted the possibility that additional breaches in personal information could be discovered by current company audits prompted by Cambridge Analytica’s misuse of ...

Sheryl Sandberg Says She's 'Really Excited' for Her Upcoming Wedding and Talks Stepping Down from Meta “It has been the honor and a privilege of a lifetime to do this job, but it's also an honor ...

The WNBA All-Star festivities kicked off in style beneath the glass dome of the city’s iconic Artsgarden, where the She’s Got ...

The lawsuit had been ongoing for many years and would have forced top-level executives to speak before the court.

EXCLUSIVE: Sheryl Sandberg told Fox News Digital that “politics are blinding us to something that is completely obvious"—condemning Hamas for its use of sexual violence and rape against Jewish ...

In her new documentary “Screams Before Silence,” Sheryl Sandberg speaks with witnesses and survivors of the October 7th attacks in Israel, who share their stories of sexual assault and rape as ...

EXCLUSIVE: Sheryl Sandberg is fronting a documentary about sexual atrocities committed by Hamas on October 7. The former COO of Meta and founder of LeanIn.org is presenting Screams Before Silence ...

With a New Documentary on Sexual Atrocities Committed by Hamas, Sheryl Sandberg Wants To ‘Make Sure We Hold the Perpetrators Accountable’ The chilling one-hour film is result of Sandberg’s journey to ...

Sheryl Sandberg says it's important for today's youth to lean into the years of work done to combat sexual violence as details emerge of atrocities committed by Hamas on Israeli women.

In “ Screams Before Silence,” a 60-minute, presenter-led documentary film, Sheryl Sandberg spends four days in Israel interviewing victims of sexual abuse. In the film, Ms. Sandberg speaks to ...

Reflecting on the reported sexual violence inflicted by Hamas terrorists last month, Sandberg writes, "Not loudly condemning the rapes of October 7 — or any rapes — is a massive step backward" ...