The era of fact-checking is quickly coming to an end on Meta's platforms, but it's unclear if it's gone for good.

"Zuckerberg's announcement is a sign that the tide may be turning in favor of free speech, but the battle is far from over."

Mark Zuckerberg tried to talk bow hunting with Joe Rogan on his podcast but couldn't answer some basic questions.

The CEO of Facebook's parent company has announced sweeping changes for some of the world's largest social media platforms.

Meta made another move to the right Friday with the announcement that the company is ending its diversity, equity, and inclusion program.

Meta's crackdown on free speech hasn't just been at the hands of fact checkers, and these pro-lifers were victims of the process.

Members of the International Fact-Checking Network hosted an emergency meeting after Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg unveiled free speech policies.

"USA Today, another one of Facebook's fact-checking partners, helpfully pointed out that this was satire," the Bee mockingly noted on one.

Meta and Mark Zuckerberg keep stunning the tech world, and now there's a major pro-Trump voice on Meta's board.

“I don’t believe we were doing anything, in any form, with bias,” one fact-checker said in comments repeated by the Times.