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With the Republican primary election a week away, Chad Prather has received a week’s suspension from the social media platform. Read More.

More evidence of the close relationship with Big Tech and the federal government. Read More.

Ministers should think more cleverly than they are Read More.

The app includes features such as a custom profile, a search tool, video capabilities, messaging, and a dark mode Read More.

The tech giant plans to use machine learning to become "faster and more accurate at catching...viral misinfo narratives." Read More.

The tech giant plans to use machine learning to become "faster and more accurate at catching...viral misinfo narratives." Read More.

In a shocking move, the taxpayer-funded media outlet is using private information obtained through the hacking of GiveSendGo to contact 'alleged donors' of the Canadian truckers convoy fundraiser. Read More.

"I'll always wear my old 501s. But today I’m trading in my job at Levi’s. In return, I get to keep my voice." After more than two decades with the company, the president of Levi's is stepping down following backlash over her outspoken views on COVID-19. On Monday, Jennifer Sey declared that she was stepping down as brand president of Levi's after nearly twenty years with the company. She revealed that the reason for her departure was the incessant backlash she faced over her outspoken views on COVID-19. Read More.

Raechel Allan-Nicholls says she's like a lot of small business owners who rely on Facebook to promote their sales activity. Read More.

Another popular account gone. Read More.

Susan Wojcicki, the CEO of YouTube, has acknowledged that the platform’s policy of censoring legal content that it deems to be “harmful” is controversial and urged governments to step in and pass stronger speech laws. Read More.

Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS) is looking to implement a surveillance and intelligence-gathering service to monitor student, parent, and teacher social media accounts for “hate speech” and “social media threats.” Read More.

Washington (AP) -- U.S. intelligence officials on Tuesday accused a conservative financial news website with a significant American readership of amplifying Kremlin propaganda and alleged five media outlets targeting Ukrainians have taken direction from Russian spies. Read More.

Under the Emergencies Act, Freeland said that the government is ordering financial institutions to cease providing financial services to anyone supporting the blockades, Read More.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a lawsuit against Meta on Monday, alleging the Facebook parent illegally collected biometric data on users without their consent. Read More.