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Klobuchar: Big Tech, Social Media “Profits Off Hate and Violence” While Democracy Fractures


Senator Amy Klobuchar appeared on CNN to discuss one of the most pressing issues in today’s political and cultural climate: the influence of social media on public discourse. She argued that while ... Read More

Conservative critics of Gavin Newsom’s social media feed appear to miss the point


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Researchers warn that social media is not the best place to get your news fix


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Jim Jordan ends some social media censorship, but platforms continue harming U.S. democracy


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