I sat down with Lee McIntyre, author of “Post-Truth,” to discuss Meta’s decision to get rid of fact-checkers.

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(Mainichi/Wataru Okubo) Meta Platforms Inc. has announced that, starting in the U.S., it will end its third-party fact-checking program, which identifies misinformation on its social networking ...

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