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A new lawsuit charges Twitter allowed child-porn videos and images to remain on its platform even after it received complaints. The social-media giant refused the requests, the complaint says, arguing the videos did not "violate policies." The videos, reportedly of a 13-year-old who was tricked and then blackmailed, eventually were removed after an agent of the Department of Homeland Security intervened.

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Twitter sued for allowing child porn because it didn't 'violate policies'

Twitter, the social media company much in the news recently for its decision to shut down the speech of President Trump as well as tens of thousands of other conservatives, is being accused in a new lawsuit of letting child porn remain on its softwar

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The World Health Organization has officially acknowledged that the "gold standard" test used to diagnose COVID-19 has a high rate of false-positives that make it unreliable.