Facebook rules tighten over QAnon and Holocaust denials
The New York Daily News reports Facebook will no longer tolerate QAnon theories or paid ads denying the Holocaust. It marks a belated push to curb false and hateful content on a platform with nearly 3 billion users, amid ongoing debates over free speech versus moderation.
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Supreme Court Fumbles Census Counting Pressure Rises
The article critiques a Supreme Court unsigned order backing the Trump administration's bid to halt census counting. Justice Sotomayor criticizes rushed timing and extended deadlines during Barrett’s confirmation hearings. A California judge and later an appellate panel kept counting until Halloween, but the high court's move risks a flawed tally affecting immigrants and low-income Americans for a decade.
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Letters on Medina township services and courthouse project
The letter argues against expanding services by paying Brunswick Hills Fire Department, noting current Life Support Team and Medina Fire Dept services are adequate and funded by taxes. It also questions the $38 million shared courthouse cost, suggesting true costs exceed $60 million when fees and debt service are included, and supports allowing taxpayers to vote. The author signs as Diane Rasey of Medina.
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Save Our Courthouse Committee labeled wrong by backers
The group alleges misstatements about a city county joint venture for a courthouse project. They dispute plans about demolitions and claim a $60 million cost, contrasting with a $38 million estimate and city share of $8 million. They urge voters to reject Issue 7 to reduce costs and keep city input.
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Antitrust Questions Surround Amazon Apple Facebook and Google
Congress probes whether Amazon Apple Facebook and Google hold monopoly power amid rising public support for the firms. Experts cite DOJ guidelines and market shares while noting public admiration for Amazon and Google and tepid views of Congress.
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