the way they carved out human trafficking, and you carve out health misinformation, or anything that rallies violence. fox news anchors had to go on air and the record refute their previous statement that dominion voting machines have been weaponized by the venezuelan government. and that is absolutely the right thing. so, it s our fault. we need to elect representatives to understand technology, and stop letting these platforms spread misinformation, and have algorithms that hike incendiary content, and give it more organic, give it more some way that we get organic. the senator s voice is important. free speech is important. giving this type of hate speech and misinformation more reach, on its own, that s a problem. so, i read an interesting paper in the columbia law review about how a lot of the more mainstream platforms, facebook, instagram, twitter, started really clapping down much more during the pandemic,
The suspect in Saturday’s mass shooting in Buffalo, New York, appeared to be actively involved in online communities devoted to guns, ammunition and tactical gear.
starting to see evidence of money flowing into some safe haven assets like the japanese yen and gold. that is something we ll keep a close eye on for you throughout the day here on bbc news. let s take a look now at some of the other stories and headlines today. the launch of donald trump s new social media app has suffered technical problems. users have complained about not being able to register. truth social became available in apple s app store on sunday. the former president was banned from most mainstream platforms following the capitol riot last year. one of australia s most wanted men will appear in court on tuesday a day after being recaptured having spent 12 years on the run. gene potter failed to appear in court in 2010, to face charges of conspiracy to murder. he now faces extradition from queensland to victoria, to stand trial. a 700 kilo stone statue known as maoi tau is being returned to easter island by the chilean government 150 years after it was expropriated
while the case was getting under way in the hague, the european union added 22 officials from the militaryjunta in myanmar to its list of sanctioned people along with four more companies. it said that since the military coup, the situation has continuously and gravely deteriorated. and we ll keep you up to date with the hearing, here on bbc news. let s take a look at some other stories in the headlines. the launch of donald trump s new social media app has suffered technical problems. users have complained about not being able to register. truth social became available in apple s app store on sunday. the former president was banned from most mainstream platforms following the capitol riot last year. officials in hong kong say they will launch a vaccine pass scheme for shopping malls and restaurants this week as hospitals struggle under the weight of an omicron driven covid outbreak. daily case numbers rose to a record high of 7,533 infections with 13 deaths including that of a ii m
energy markets. we will keep you up to date as investors in this part of the world do not start waking up and start digesting what this means in terms of geopolitical tensions so, do stay tuned for that. let s take a look at some other stories in the headlines. the launch of donald trump s new social media app has suffered technical problems. users have complained about not being able to register. truth social became available in apple s app store on sunday. the former president was banned from most mainstream platforms following the capitol riot last year. one of australia s most wanted men will appear in court on tuesday a day after being recaptured having spent twelve years on the run. gene potter failed to appear in court in 2010, to face charges of conspiracy to murder. he now faces extradition from queensland to victoria, to stand trial. a 700 kilo stone statue known as maoi tau is being returned to easter island by the chilean government 150 years after it was expropriated