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Mirvat al-Azzeh was booked on suspicion of inciting terrorism and identifying with a terrorist organisation after sharing four posts on Facebook.

Peter Zay/Anadolu Agency via Getty ImagesNorth Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson, the leading GOP candidate for governor with a history of outrageous comments, quoted Hitler and downplayed the legacy of the Holocaust in recently unearthed social media posts. Robinson was already known for his often outlandish remarks—decrying school shooting survivors as “spoiled little bastards,” calling heterosexual couples “superior” to gay couples, claiming God doesn’t...

Meta said it will change the default setting for people who can comment on new and public Facebook posts created by users "in the region" to only their friends and followers, Meta said in an updated blog post.

The Supreme Court on Monday (09.10.2023) while considering the plea of Nipun Cherian, the President of political party V4 Kochi, against the order of the division bench of the Kerala High Court that...

Gauteng has had its fair share of wild animals roaming its streets in 2023 - and it seems it’s just not ending.

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A photo of full lunchboxes on a toilet tank has been repeatedly shared in Facebook posts that falsely say it shows a meal South Korean opposition leader Lee Jae-myung secretly consumed while on hunger strike. The image, however, has been circulating online since at least 2013 in social media posts and news reports about lonely college students eating solo.

Facebook posts shared hundreds of times have misleadingly attributed old photos of earthquakes in Turkey and Japan to a September 2023 quake in Morocco which has claimed the lives of nearly 3,000 people.

Iowa voters will decide if David Whipple. who spread false election fraud rumours, should be in charge of elections.

​TO THE EDITOR: Richard Bruno is the Harding Board of Education representative who sits on the Madison Board of Education. Madison deserves better. So does Harding.At the July 31 Madison