The Facebook whistleblower called on Congress to take action on the company, saying “the buck stops” with Mark Zuckerberg. She said a safer internet is still possible. Since her bombshell interview on “60 Minutes,” Frances Haugen has a new website, a Twitter profile that is now down, and a new Instagram account. The website states that “We can have social media we enjoy that brings out the best in humanity.” And during the hearing, Sen. Roger Wicker (R-Miss.) also weighed in on the harm to young girls: “The children of America are hooked on their product. It is often destructive and harmful, and there is a cynical knowledge on behalf of the leadership of these big tech companies.” The Biden administration says the Treasury Department is “deeply engaged” in revelations found in the “Pandora Papers”—which expose the hidden dealings of some of the world’s wealthy elite, including the king of Jordan. …