Federal Judge’s Ruling ‘Limits’ Biden Administration’s Contact with Social Media
A July 4 2023 Louisiana judge’s ruling sought to limit federal agencies from interacting with social media companies.
A July 4 2023 Louisiana judge’s ruling sought to limit federal agencies from interacting with social media companies.
A former official testified that the platform stymied attempts to stop former U.S. President Donald Trump from inciting violence.
On September 13 2021, a Facebook account shared a screenshot of the following tweet, which claimed that George Washington mandated inoculation: That September 9 2021 read: George Washington mandated inoculation against small pox. The Supreme Court has ruled state vaccine mandates to be constitutional for more than a century. We’ve had vaccine mandates, including for things …
Cynical lies are undermining efforts to reach a population that has already been primed to refuse the COVID-19 vaccine.
A music blog’s foray into politics amassed attention on social media.
A January 2021 news story drew more attention toward former United States President Donald Trump’s son-in-law and his purported efforts to combat the coronavirus pandemic.
Online speculation spilled over into a flurry of attempts to alter the White House press Secretary’s Wikipedia page.
An actual news organization’s reporting was distorted to push disinformation about the Biden administration’s Defense Secretary.
After the New York Times profiled Joe Biden’s accessories, viral tweets claimed that one of the watches mentioned was his son Beau’s Rolex.
The Texas attorney general crowed over a “case” brought to light by a spurious right-wing group known for dishonestly edited “sting” videos.