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After Democrats’ midterm victory, Facebook posts called for armed conflict against Muslims and socialists, including threats aimed at Michigan senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed. Researchers found threats against candidates rose fivefold on X before the midterms, while violent and hateful posts targeting U.S. politicians on Facebook quadrupled after Meta cut fact-checking in 2025; Meta disputed that hateful content had increased. Experts linked the trend to weaker moderation and called for consistent rules, transparency and stronger regulation.
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