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9 May 2016 • 7:37pm Facebook suppresses US conservative political news when compiling trending articles on the site, former workers have alleged.The social network has implied that the trending section that appears along the right hand side of Facebook's website is chosen by crunching data on a story's popularity and timeliness. However, a former contractor who worked on this team has said the stories are often filtered by human news curators, similar to the homepage of a news website.The ex-journalist revealed that they would regularly exclude US conservative topics for the section even if they were trending on the social...

Mark Zuckerberg praised Germany for their “inspiring” refugee policies during a visit to the country and reiterated his commitment to combating “hate speech” on Facebook. Speaking at a town hall event in Berlin, the 31-year old billionaire said German leadership in the refugee crisis has been “insipiring” and a “role model for the world.” “I hope other countries follow Germany’s lead on this,” he added. “I hope the U.S. follows Germany’s lead on this.” Speaking at the same event, Zuckerberg also emphasised his commitment to tackling “hate speech” on Facebook.

Culture of FDNY groupies rages out of control as 'badge bunny' obsession turns scary By SUSAN EDELMAN and CANDICE M. GIOVE Last Updated: 8:47 AM, June 9, 2013 Posted: 12:00 AM, June 9, 2013 She was hot for the FDNY. Christine Cuocolo, 34, started out as a typical firefighter “buff,” one of legions of groupies to the hunky heroes. But her desire to get close to the smoke eaters spiraled into a “Fatal Attraction”-like nightmare. Cuocolo, a Midtown IRS employee, created several social-media identities, including FDNY Chicky, batcavesfiregirl 26 — a reference to the Engine Co. 26 nickname, Bat Cave...

SAN FRANCISCO (AFP) – More than half of US adults use online social networking service Facebook, according to an upcoming study. A report by Edison Research and Arbitron Inc. to be released on April 5 includes the finding that 51 percent of US residents age 12 or older have profiles set up at Facebook.