Judge: YouTube can keep anti-Islam film
A California judge denied Thursday a request from an actress who, claiming she was a victim of fraud who’d been caused irreversible harm, wanted an inflammatory anti-Islam video in which she had appeared to be removed from YouTube’s website.
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