Facebook Correctly Followed Rules in Leaving Edited Video of Biden Online: Board

User’s post featuring President Joe Biden was examined by an oversight board. Facebook’s decision to not take down an edited clip of President Joe Biden with one of his granddaughters was proper under the company’s policies, a board that adjudicates disputes said on Feb. 5. “The Board agrees with Meta that the content does not

Jack Smith Says Trump Lawyers Made ‘Inaccurate’ Claims in Documents Case

The special counsel’s office accused the former president of creating a ‘false narrative’ in the case. The special counsel’s team leading the classified documents case against Donald Trump argued that his lawyers have created an “inaccurate and distorted picture of events” after the former president’s lawyers said there was collusion between the special counsel’s office

GOP Congresswoman Spartz Reverses Course, Files for Reelection

After initially saying she would not run for re-election to the House, Rep. Victoria Spartz (R-Ind.) reversed course on Feb. 5. After initially saying she would not run for reelection to the House of Representatives, Rep. Victoria Spartz (R-Ind.) announced on Feb. 5 that she had changed her mind. “Deciding where your duty lies—family, work,

GOP Congresswoman Spartz Reverses Course, Files for Re-Election

After initially saying she would not run for re-election to the House, Rep. Victoria Spartz (R-Ind.) reversed course on Feb. 5. After initially saying she would not run for re-election to the House, Rep. Victoria Spartz (R-Ind.) on Feb. 5 announced she had changed her mind. “Deciding where your duty lies—family, work, or country, is

Senate Border Deal Faces Uncertain Path Forward

Many Republicans blasted the bill, which has money for Ukraine, Israel and the US border, while Democrats largely voiced support for it. Republicans and Democrats in Congress are expressing mixed reactions to the bipartisan Senate border/foreign aid deal announced on Feb. 4. On the whole, Republicans blasted the bill while Democrats supported it. In addition

Senate Border Deal Faces Uncertain Path Forward Amid Mounting Opposition

Many Republicans blasted the bill, which has money for Ukraine, Israel and the US border, while Democrats largely voiced support for it. Republicans and Democrats in Congress are expressing mixed reactions to the bipartisan Senate border/foreign aid deal announced on Feb. 4. On the whole, Republicans blasted the bill while Democrats supported it. In addition