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Zuckerberg alleges Biden administration pressured Meta for censorship

Zuckerberg claims Biden officials pressured Meta to censor truthful vaccine discussions; jokes it led to 2024 election loss.

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Zuckerberg claims Biden officials pressured Meta to censor truthful vaccine discussions.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg revealed in an interview with Joe Rogan that his employees faced significant pressure from the Biden administration to censor content on social media platforms.

Zuckerberg said that during the administration’s vaccine rollout, his team was urged to remove truthful statements regarding vaccine side effects. He insisted that Meta would not comply with demands to take down accurate information.

He described instances where representatives from the Biden administration would contact Meta and aggressively demand censorship, leading to conflicts between the company and the government.

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Zuckerberg expressed concern over what he termed “government censorship,” stating that the government’s actions violated First Amendment rights. He highlighted that while companies are not bound by free speech, the government is not permitted to exert control over speech.

He also commented on the political ramifications of this pressure, joking that officials who pushed for censorship contributed to their party’s loss in the 2024 election.

Zuckerberg’s comments come as Meta is shifting its content moderation policies to enhance free expression across its platforms, admitting that its moderation practices have been excessive. This change signals a significant adjustment in how the company approaches content management moving forward.

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Wall Street wobbles as RBA and Tesla face tests

Global markets are unsettled by Wall Street’s downturn, inflation in Australia, and key U.S. tariff decisions.

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Global markets are unsettled by Wall Street’s downturn, inflation in Australia, and key U.S. tariff decisions.


Global markets are jittery amid a Wall Street sell-off, renewed inflation pressure in Australia, and high-stakes decisions on U.S. tariffs and Elon Musk’s Tesla pay deal.

Capital.com’s Kyle Rodda breaks down the risks and reactions shaping the week ahead.

#Markets #WallStreet #RBA #Tesla #ElonMusk #Inflation #Trade #Finance #Economy #CapitalCom


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Bitcoin crash shakes global markets

Bitcoin’s drop below $100K triggers $45B in long-term selling, affecting global markets; insights from David Scutt on future trends.

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Bitcoin’s drop below $100K triggers $45B in long-term selling, affecting global markets; insights from David Scutt on future trends.


Bitcoin’s slide below $100,000 has sent shockwaves through global markets, with $45 billion in long-term holdings sold and risk assets tumbling.

David Scutt from StoneX breaks down what’s driving the sell-off — and where markets go next.

#Bitcoin #CryptoCrash #Markets #RiskAssets #CryptoNews #FedPolicy


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Putin and Xi tighten alliance amid Western pressure

Russia and China solidify ties with a new investment deal, increasing energy and tech cooperation amid U.S. sanctions.

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Russia and China solidify ties with a new investment deal, increasing energy and tech cooperation amid U.S. sanctions.


Russia and China have deepened their strategic partnership, signing a new investment protection deal and expanding cooperation across energy and technology.

The move comes as U.S. sanctions on Moscow intensify.

#Russia #China #Putin #XiJinping #Trade #Sanctions #Geopolitics #Energy #Diplomacy #WorldNews


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