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Meta settles lawsuit, pays $17.1 billion over absurd claims

The Hill · August 27, 2026 at 12:48 PM

Meta settles lawsuit, pays $17.1 billion over absurd claims

Busybodies in both parties long ago decided that Zuck was Public Enemy Number 1.

And they are perfectly willing to erect a regime of mass censorship in order to get their man.

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