Facebook to Get Rid of Fact-Checkers, Iran Nuclear Challenges for Trump, House Passes First Bill of 2025

Top headlines for Thursday, January 9, 2025

In this episode, we explore the implications of the newly passed Laken Riley Act, which mandates federal detention for illegal migrants charged with theft-related crimes. Next, we discuss how Facebook and Instagram are shifting away from traditional fact-checking algorithms, opting instead for a user-driven approach with community notes. Finally, we examine the challenges President-elect Donald Trump may face regarding Iran's recent advancements in their nuclear program as he prepares to re-enter the Oval Office.

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