Facebook apologizes for fact-checking Trump assassination photo

Meta, the company behind Facebook, has apologized for removing a photo of former President Donald Trump shortly after he was shot in the ear at a Pennsylvania camp

Facebook apologizes for fact-checking Trump assassination photo

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