From Jan. 9-15, the week after Twitter finally banned Donald Trump, the amount of false election-related information on it and other social media platforms dropped by 73%.
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Social Media Platforms See 73% Drop In Election Misinformation After Trump’s Ban (Study)
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The FDA Is Studying Influencers Who Endorse Healthcare Products
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is probing the world of influencers who endorse healthcare products.
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