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Faccebook is blocking two hashtags on the platform as election results narrow in battleground states.

Twitter and Facebook are engaging in biased "editorialization" in the midst of the 2020 presidential election, John Matze, Parler CEO, argued Thursday.

A YouTube video claiming President Trump has won reelection does not violate the site's election misinformation policies and has been allowed to remain on the platform. 

Twitter labeled and reduced the distribution of another Wednesday post from President Trump regarding mail-in ballots. 

Democratic lawmakers told Twitter none of the president's tweets should be posted until all ballots have been counted in the 2020 presidential election.

Facebook clarified that it will label posts from presidential candidates and "other individuals" claiming early victories, including early statewide victories.

Four years after foreign actors worked to influence the results of the presidential election, Big Tech companies have worked to implement new policies aimed at combatting the spread of misinformation. 

Elliott Management initiated the review of company’s leadership in the spring

Labeled posts will display a message from Twitter noting that “official sources may not have called the race when this was tweeted."

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Young TikTok users are helping get out the youth vote for their respective parties.

With the 2020 presidential election now just three days away, Facebook Inc. has temporarily halted a feature that recommends political groups to its users.