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A group that promotes content raising questions about vaccine safety failed to show that the federal government directed Facebook to censor its speech. A federal judge in California rejected a lawsuit alleging Facebook violated free speech rights by censorign an anti-vaccine group’s social media posts. (AP Photo/Richard Drew, File) SAN FRANCISCO (CN) A federal judge in California on Tuesday rejected a lawsuit claiming Facebook and its CEO Mark Zuckerberg violated the First Amendment by censoring an anti-vaccine group’s social media posts at the behest of the federal government. Children’s Health Defense (CHD), a Georgia nonprofit founded by vaccine skeptic Robert F. Kennedy Jr., sued Facebook in August 2020. The group claims U.S. government officials pressured Facebook to block, limit and slap warning labels on the group’s claims about purported harms associated with vaccines. The group also promotes disputed claims about supposed deleterious impacts of 5G wireless netwo

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