When Meta pulled the plug on its fact-checking program, CEO Mark Zuckerberg called it a return to the company’s roots: a renewed commitment to free speech. But that stance was quickly put to the test. Days after former executive Sarah Wynn-Williams announced her explosive memoir, Careless People, Meta rushed to court, securing an emergency order to halt its promotion. The book, which includes allegations of misconduct, sexual harassment, and corporate hypocrisy, is now a national bestseller.
