Twitter No Longer Enforcing COVID Misinformation Policy
November 2022 brought with it a whirlwind of Twitter news, including an update to the platform’s policy on medical disinformation.
November 2022 brought with it a whirlwind of Twitter news, including an update to the platform’s policy on medical disinformation.
The Twitter owner’s complaint was held up as a mirror to what the former president might say.
Fans of Andre The Giant quickly recognized him as the purported “new” face of a Biblical figure.
Remarks from political figure and former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton published in Italy in September 2022 received attention and criticism from Americans, thanks to a tweet parsing out two remarks regarding Italy’s incoming far right prime minister, Giorgia Meloni. The tweet, which has since been deleted, featured two quotes from Clinton: “The election …
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A well-placed photo alteration made the right-wing television personality the butt of a visual joke.
Stories from both a medical news site and The New Yorker were flagged by the platform.
A popular tweet claimed that the amount of money Elon Musk would pay for Twitter was nearly the same as the Biden administration’s proposed climate budget cost.
The Georgia Republican made the gaffe while pushing still more far-right disinformation.
Not all screenshots of Ben Shapiro tweets are satirical, as was the case with a tweet in which Shapiro seemed to advocate for banning “crime.”
The Kentucky lawmaker did not respond to Twitter users informing him of the remark’s real origin.