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Twitter has permanently suspended the account of controversial UK author David Icke, saying it violated Twitter’s rules regarding Covid misinformation. YouTube and Facebook zapped Icke’s accounts in early May for the same reason. The ban hit this week as Icke’s
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Facebook and TikTok have blocked hashtags that were being used to spread misinformation and conspiracy theories about the presidential election. The hashtags generally revolved around unfounded claims that Democrats are trying to manipulate the election to defeat President Trump. On
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Twitter has removed the account of British conspiracy theorist David Icke after he violated the platform’s rules on coronavirus misinformation. Press Gazette’s ‘Cash for conspiracies’ investigation told in June how Icke had a ‘verified’ Twitter account despite regularly promoting wild
Read MorePresident Donald Trump, his son and top members of his campaign on Wednesday advanced a set of conspiracy theories about the vote-tallying process to claim that Democrats were rigging the final count. Eric Trump tweeted a video, first pushed by
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Facebook has removed a number of Scottish groups on its platform identified by The Ferret as being associated with a far-right cult called QAnon. The social media giant announced on 6 October that it would begin removing pages, groups and
Read MoreThe baseless QAnon conspiracy theory is centered on the idea that President Donald Trump is our savior from a deep-state cabal of human traffickers. Now that Trump has lost his bid for re-election, the community that’s grown around the conspiracy
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Siding with Google, a federal judge has rejected right-wing conspiracy group QAnon’s request for a court order that would have required the immediate restoration of their videos to YouTube. In ruling issued Tuesday, U.S. District Court Judge Beth Labson Freeman
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Trump’s son and others, including White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany, claimed falsely in tweets later hidden by warning labels that the president had won Pennsylvania — even though no such determination had been made. And the campaign’s spokesman, Tim
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Trump’s son and others, including White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany, claimed falsely in tweets later hidden by warning labels that the president had won Pennsylvania — even though no such determination had been made. And the campaign’s spokesman, Tim
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During the 2016 US election campaign, a conspiracy theory known as #Pizzagate went viral on rightwing websites. The theory, which claimed that Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton was involved in a child sex ring run from a Washington pizza restaurant,
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