House Republicans accuse Facebook of censoring posts at White House's request, but postpone contempt vote after cooperation from Meta

Republicans allege Facebook censored posts about COVID-19 vaccines at the request of Biden officials, citing internal documents.
House Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan threatened to hold Mark Zuckerberg in contempt over the investigation, but postponed the vote after Meta provided more documents.
The documents show discussions between Facebook and the White House over removing specific posts deemed vaccine misinformation.
Meta denies censorship accusations and says it has provided over 50,000 pages of documents as it continues to cooperate with the probe.
Jordan could still pursue contempt if Meta's cooperation falters, which would leave prosecution up to the Justice Department.