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Fact-Checking Firm Pushes Back on New Meta Policies
January 08, 2025
Fact-checking firm Lead Stories, which employs several former CNN personnel, expresses "surprise and disappoinment" over Meta's concerns regarding fact-checking bias and its decision to end their partnership.
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Meta Rethinks Fact-Checking Policies
January 08, 2025
In an announcement made on January 7, 2024, Meta explains its new "censorship" policies, which it hopes will return the social media platform to a "fundamental commitment to free expression."
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Incoming Chair of House Foreign Affairs Committee Pledges to Evaluate How U.S. Dollars are Spent
December 17, 2024
Rep. Brian Mast (R-Fla.), who is expected to take over the chair of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, commits to a comprehensive accounting of how taxpayer dollars are being spent by the State Department, bringing clarity to U.S. financial support of foreign NGOs and similar entities.
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UN Secretary General Calls for Fossil Fuel Advertising Ban
June 11, 2024
In an effort to double-down on global warming, the UN Secretary General calls for a ban on advertising by fossil fuel companies.
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Braverman: UK’s Wish is is to Stop the Boats
April 26, 2023
As the United Kingdom (UK) faces uncontrolled migration, former UK Home Secretary Suella Braverman writes in The Telegraph that in order for the UK to to be sovereign, its citizens and its elected officials must be able to decide who enters the territory and on what terms.
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