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Social media platform Meta has confirmed that its fact-checking feature on Facebook, Instagram and Threads will only be removed in the US for now, according to a Jan. 13 letter sent to Brazil’s ...

Donald Trump’s inauguration will take place at the US Capitol next week (Jon Elswick/AP) Claims have circulated on social media that attach significance to Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer not ...

Recently, Mark Zuckerberg set the cat among the pigeons when he said that Meta would be swapping fact-checking for X-themed “Community Notes,” noting that “fact-checkers were too politically ...

The footage of Trudeau was edited into a common meme template of a crowd cheering. The video of the crowd was originally captured in England during the 2016 UEFA European Football Championship.

The fact-checking group that has worked with Meta for years wrote Mark Zuckerberg an open letter on Thursday, warning him about the company's move toward crowdsourced moderation in the US.

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Among the changes, Meta’s use of fact-checking organisations will end abolished and the group will switch to a system of community notes – similar to those used by the X platform – instead.

according to a sheet posted by the Panama Canal Authority. Scheduled increases went into effect on Jan. 1, but they did not target the U.S., nor did they double rates, according to posted documents.