A top Virginia gun-rights organization is back on Facebook after another "enforcement error" from the social media company. 
One of Facebook’s original Oversight Board members tasked with handing down binding rulings on content moderation is leaving to join the Justice Department. The move marks a growing pattern of Facebook employees adding to the ranks of the Biden administration. A top Virginia gun-rights group was booted from Facebook without explanation on Tuesday, a move the tech giant confirmed but refused to explain. Facebook reinstated several accounts connected to a leading Virginia gun-rights group one week after suspending its pages without explanation. A caravan demonstration held by one of Virginia's leading Second Amendment groups went off without a hitch despite dire safety warnings from opponents and targeted suspensions by tech companies.
Even in the midst of a global pandemic, big-city libs can't quit their fetish for protesting hospitals. 
President-elect Joe Biden on Friday announced the selection of Louisa Terrell as his legislative affair director. Like most of the people Biden has tapped for senior roles in his administration, Terrell is a longtime former lobbyist for controversial corporations such as Facebook, Yahoo, and McKinsey & Company. 
Facebook removed a black man's ad that criticized Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden's record on crime and the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement just days before the election. 
Republican senator Ted Cruz (Texas) said the leaders of Facebook and Twitter will answer to Congress for their suppression of the New York Post's reporting about Hunter Biden before Election Day. 
A leading Republican lawmaker and ranking member on the congressional committee that oversees tech companies called for greater federal regulations on social media giants following the suppression by Twitter and Facebook of a New York Post exposé detailing ties between Hunter Biden, son of Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden, and foreign governments.
