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Google Admits to Congress the Biden Administration ‘Pressed’ YouTube to Censor COVID ‘Misinformation’
FILE – President Joe Biden speaks to the media in North Charleston, S.C., Jan. 19, 2025. (AP Photo/Stephanie Scarbrough, File) Google admitted President Joe Biden’s administration “pressed” the tech ... Read More
YouTube promises to crack down on videos that contain misinformation about vaccines
YouTube said Wednesday it is changing its policies to prevent the spread of misinformation on all vaccines — not just COVID-19 vaccines. In a blog post on Wednesday, the company said it will begin ... Read More
Survey finds strong support for core childhood vaccines, doubts linger over flu and COVID shots
KFF/Washington Post survey of 2,700 parents finds broad trust in MMR and polio vaccines but less confidence in flu and COVID-19 shots. About one in six parents say they have delayed or skipped ... Read More
Trump's CDC is pushing deadly misinformation about autism, Tylenol and vaccines | Opinion
Recent government hearings and news conferences have fueled public distrust in vaccines and mainstream medicine. Concerns were raised about the number of vaccines children receive, though experts say ... Read More
Winning with misinformation: New research identifies link between endorsing easily disproven claims and prioritizing symbolic strength
Rather than consider issues in light of actual facts, we suggest people with this mindset prioritize being independent from outside influence. It means you can justify espousing pretty much anything – ... Read More
Fact check: What you need to know about Trump’s misinformation about vaccines, autism and hepatitis B
President Donald Trump’s Monday comments about autism and public health were filled with misinformation that left many doctors aghast – and not just about Tylenol. Read More
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