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Facebook's fact-checking program and its funding of Snopes
is repeatedly described in the reporting as a nonpartisan fact‑checking project housed at the and broadly assessed by third‑party reviewers as minimally or centrist in political bias, though some meas...
’ repeated — a 2017 legal battle with , interim shareholder financing, and a 2022 buyout that consolidated ownership under and — have been central to debates about its editorial independence and its w...
and have formally tied parts of their platform-moderation work to organizations that are certified or signatories of the : Meta relied on to vet its third‑party fact‑checking partners and has worked w...