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On October 16th, Twitter announced a policy change regarding hacked content, following the blocking of a New York Post article about Joe Biden. The new policy will flag rather than block links related to hacked content unless shared by hackers. Meanwhile, fundraising for President Trump's reelection is trailing behind Joe Biden's campaign, with Democrats having a significant cash advantage. The Biden campaign saw a donation surge after Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's death and the first presidential debate. Viewers are encouraged to follow Newsy for unbiased news updates.

What prompted Twitter to change its policy on hacked content?

• A security breach at Twitter

• A request from the Biden campaign

• The blocking of a New York Post article

• A new law passed by Congress

According to Twitter's updated policy, what will happen to links related to hacked content?

• They will be removed immediately

• They will be flagged instead of blocked

• They will be promoted for visibility

• They will be ignored

Why did Twitter block the New York Post story?

• It was a request from the government

• It was a fake news article

• It violated their policy on sharing personal information

• It was a technical error

How did the Biden campaign benefit in terms of fundraising?

• Through a new tax policy

• From a surge in donations after a Supreme Court Justice's death

• By cutting campaign costs

• By receiving a government grant

What is unusual about the fundraising efforts for President Trump's reelection?

• They are funded by foreign entities

• They are entirely online

• They are lagging behind despite being an incumbent

• They are ahead of the Democrats