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The Daily 202: Politicians will no longer get a free pass from Facebook Olivier Knox On this day in 1989, Chinese soldiers and tanks crushed pro-democracy demonstrators in Tiananmen Square, with a death toll Western sources put in the hundreds or thousands. In a move with global ramifications for online political speech, Facebook plans to change a policy under which it generally spares toxic speech by major political figures from content-moderation rules it applies to everyone else. At issue is a rule, first unfurled in October 2016, under which the social media giant t...

President Biden and House Democrats’ shots in arms, money in pockets and aid to small businesses are powering rising wages and record job growth with 559,000 jobs added in May and 2 million jobs created since President Biden took office. But every single House Republican voted to block that progress.

Covid-19 live updates: U.S. health secretary calls for follow-up investigation into pandemic’s origins Katerina Ang, Erin Cunningham © Patrick T. Fallon/AFP/Getty Images Xavier Becerra, Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services, speaks at the Long Beach Convention center on May 13, 2021. The United States called Tuesday for the swift launch of a follow-up investigation into the origins of the coronavirus, amid growing concerns over China’s lack of transparency about the early days of the outbreak. U.S. Health Secretary Xavier Becerra, speaking in a v...

By Ari Ephraim Feldman New York City PUBLISHED 7:00 PM ET May. 18, 2021 PUBLISHED 7:00 PM EDT May. 18, 2021 SHARE In New York City, life appears to be headed back to normal. Sidewalks are filling up with maskless pedestrians, restaurants are expanding indoor dining and stadiums can now seat whole sections at full capacity with vaccinated fans.  Many changes are going into effect May 19, under planned rule changes put forth by Gov. Andrew Cuo...