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The Board’s decision to overturn Meta’s initial judgment underscores the ongoing challenges social media platforms face in balancing freedom of expression with the need to curb hate speech.

An Australian mother's search of her child's underwear drawer turns perilous when she discovers a highly deadly venomous snake.

One person on Facebook expressed his concerns about the safety of bus stops, "How come we still don't have a solution for it?"

"Meta can’t silence our message of determined opposition to extremism and violence."

“The government you represent failed to provide the most basic protection to its citizens, and it has lost the faith of the majority of Israelis," Dan Brotman wrote to the Israeli Consul General.

The finding came in a review of two cases in which human moderators had restored content that computer moderation had removed.

“People can get very heated about charging for spicy mayo. And the people have probably gotten more heated about that than they did about the bomb thing.”

Fox News had digitally screenshot the secret Facebook page showing that Tlaib's personal account was amongst its accounts.

Major General Alian urged the resident of Gaza to evacuate south and distance themselves from Hamas terrrorists.

This marks the first time that Meta is deviating from its traditional model of a free platform supported by advertisements.