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Late last week, Facebook and Twitter took extraordinary steps to stop the

spread of a news story across their platforms. But this piece wasn't from a

bot or a fake news site. It was actually from the New York

Post, a mainstream conservative tabloid.

Shringofara has been following this story for RICO.

Hey, Sharon.

Hey Teddy.

So what did this New York Post story say

generated a lot of buzz early on Wednesday?

Well, the heart of it is basically the claim that Joe Biden's son, Hunter Biden promised a Ukrainian

business executive that he would be able to meet his father who was then vice president Joe Biden.

And this article purports to have emails from Hunter Biden showing that he allegedly was trying to leverage his dad's political

connections to help his business dealings in Ukraine. These emails haven't

been verified but the post published them anyway and you know a lot of people

...