Reddit's co-founder says Meta's decision to end third-party fact-checking on its platforms was a "pragmatic" one, characterizing the move as a reversal of an unviable program.In January, just days before Donald Trump was sworn in as U.S. president for the second time, Meta announced it would end third-party fact-checking on its platforms, a program often criticized by Trump and conservatives for what they say unfairly targeted right-wing content.In a series of sweeping policy changes at the media giant, CEO ...