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Facebook 3 days ago

Instagram 'incorrectly' deleted account of mother of fallen service member Kareem Nikoui

Instagram “incorrectly” and temporarily deleted an account belonging to the mother of Lance Cpl. Kareem Nikoui, one of the 13 U.S. service members killed in Afghanistan last week.

Donald Trump 4 days ago

Trump big tech suit lawyer predicts case headed to Supreme Court, says gov't pressure made firms state actors

John Coale leads former President Donald Trump's lawsuit against big tech companies Facebook, Twitter and YouTube, which is owned by Google.

US August 24

Tennessee officials say damage from floods worse than previously thought, Biden approves disaster declaration

The search continued Tuesday for missing Tennesseans in Humphreys County after catastrophic flooding in the region took the lives of at least 22 people.

South Carolina August 24

Soldier found guilty in video confrontation with Black man

A noncommissioned Army officer depicted in a viral video accosting and shoving a man in a South Carolina neighborhood has been convicted of third-degree assault.

Facebook August 23

Facebook uses partisan fact-checkers to 'suppress' conservative satire, Babylon Bee CEO says

Babylon Bee CEO Seth Dillon tells Fox News that Facebook appears to be throttling The Babylon Bee's internet traffic. He suspects that Facebook has given the satire site a poor "news quality score," despite the fact that it does not publish news.

SCIENCE August 19

Baby smooth-hound shark could be first confirmed case of asexual reproduction in species

A shark born at Italy's Acquario Cala Gonone could be the first case of asexual reproduction in its species.

Afghanistan August 19

Exiled Afghan leader Ashraf Ghani claims he ‘would have been hanged’ had he stayed: report

Ashraf Ghani, the exiled president of Afghanistan, claims he was "expelled" and "would have been hanged" had he remained in the country instead of leaving, according to a report.

Media August 18

Washington Post: Taliban rarely breaks social media rules with 'strikingly sophisticated' techniques

The Washington Post reported Wednesday that the Taliban has avoided breaking social media user rules by using "strikingly sophisticated" techniques and becoming "an expert at wielding the West's advanced communication technologies."

Big Tech Backlash August 10

Whitlock blasts 'rush for racism gold,' as Big Tech seeks to run off patriots like miners did to Natives

Sportswriter Jason Whitlock told "Tucker Carlson Tonight" that, like in the original gold rush, those folks who are rushing for "racism gold" are driving off American patriots the same way miners slaughtered Native Americans in the Pacific coast states.

Fox News Flash August 5

Facebook rejects Florida police charity's ad for children fundraiser in 'mind-boggling' decision

The president of a pro-police nonprofit organization in South Florida slammed Facebook on Thursday over its “mind-boggling” decision to block an advertisement for an upcoming fundraising event intended to benefit the families of officers who died in the line of duty, as well as children in underserved communities.