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Tech 09/01/21, 18:13

The mother of a Marine slain in an Afghan suicide bombing claims her social media accounts were suspended and deleted for harshly criticizing Joe Biden about the tragedy. Shana Chappell thought Facebook was a platform to "freely express" herself, so she began sharing news of her late son Kareem Nikoui who ...

Texas 07/11/21, 22:45

Donald Trump drew a standing ovation at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Dallas, Texas. The audience applauded the former president for launching a class action lawsuit against Silicon Valley giants, prompting YouTube to censor a video of his speech on July 11. Despite negative mainstream media reports, Trump continues ...

California 06/21/21, 04:53

The last U.S. election was arguably a watershed moment in national history due to widespread unconstitutional electoral procedures and a joint effort from corporations and government to "fortify" Joe Biden's presidency.Sovereign Man founder Simon Black accused social media companies of masterminding an un-American censorship campaign, which aims to silence public ...

U.S. 03/31/21, 23:26

Former President Trump will directly compete against the world's largest social media companies to bypass their alleged suppression of free speech. Donald Trump has decided to proceed with his earlier proposal to establish a new social networking platform after being permanently banned from Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Snapchat. Insiders, who know about ...

2022 Campaign 01/11/21, 00:04

Opinion A Republican from Nevada revealed the president will stay in office for a second term despite several failed attempts to overturn the election result. GOP Nye County Chairman Chris Zimmerman believes President Donald Trump will keep fighting to stop the Democratic Party from seizing control of the White House until at ...

2022 Campaign 12/10/20, 02:09

One of the world’s largest internet companies might have to downsize after a federal consumer protection agency launched a new legal action. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is suing Facebook Inc. for using financial means to suppress economic competition. "Personal social networking is central to the lives of millions of Americans," FTC ...

U.S. 11/03/20, 02:40

A northern Illinois teen accused of shooting anti-police demonstrators will stay behind bars unless he can cover the very expensive bail. Antioch, Illinois, resident Kyle Rittenhouse will continue to be detained after a Wisconsin court decided to set a cash bail bond at $2 million. Court Commissioner Loren Keating decided the amount ...

2022 Campaign 10/21/20, 01:05

One of the world’s largest internet companies claims it will restrict fewer social media posts after the upcoming election is over. Facebook Inc. has promised to impose fewer restrictions on content after Election Day on Nov. 3. "Once we're past these events, and we've resolved them peacefully, I wouldn't expect that we ...

2022 Campaign 10/01/20, 02:31

One of the world’s largest internet companies is prohibiting political advertising much earlier than expected. Facebook Inc. has confirmed it will no longer approve paid election messages that warn voters about widespread electoral fraud due to increased postal voting at the upcoming election on Nov. 3. The company cited "hate speech" rules ...

2022 Campaign 06/19/20, 04:57

One of the world’s largest internet companies sided with anti-government protesters and removed election advertising because it allegedly encouraged violence against people belonging to another race. Facebook Inc. has publicly expressed solidarity with extreme "anarchist" civil unrest that swept across the nation since Minnesotan George Floyd died in police custody. Local ...

Politics 08/29/19, 14:13

U.S. officials are seeking to block an undersea cable project named "Pacific Light Cable Network," that has as its investors Google, Facebook, and a Chinese partner, over national security concerns, the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reported on Wednesday. The project has come under scrutiny of the Justice Department, because of concern ...

Tech 04/08/19, 04:49

New Zealand's official privacy watchdog on Monday described Facebook as "morally bankrupt" and suggested his country follow neighboring Australia's lead by making laws that could jail executives over streamed violence such as the Christchurch mosque shootings.Privacy Commissioner John Edwards has been critical of Facebook's response to a gunman using the ...

Business 03/14/19, 17:24

Facebook is losing its product chief Chris Cox, a top-ranking executive who spent more than a decade at the company, just a week after CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced a major new direction for the social network. The departure, announced Thursday, follows Zuckerberg's announcement that Facebook will shift its emphasis to private ...