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Congress wrote this rule for radio. Write it again for social media platforms

Congress should require social media platforms to identify foreign government propaganda aimed at Americans before the midterm elections.

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Washington Examiner· Oct 6, 3:00 PMCongress wrote this rule for radio. Write it again for social media platforms

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