Nor should they. The problem is that, to judge something as 'fake', an authority needs to deem what is 'real'. And abuse of authority never happens, right? B

Nor should they. The problem is that, to judge something as 'fake', an authority needs to deem what is 'real'. And abuse of authority never happens, right? Banning fake news is akin to state censorship, since ultimately the one making the penalties (the state) gets to decide what 'fake news' actually is.