Lawsuit alleges Facebook allowed militia groups to promote conspiracy theories that led to Rittenhouse shootings
4 years ago
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Four people including the partner of one the victims in the deadly Kenosha shooting have filed a lawsuit against Facebook, members of two militia groups and Kyle Rittenhouse, alleging the social network allowed the defendants to promote conspiracy theories that led to the Kenosha shooting.
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