It's Reddit's turn: The 'front page of the internet' should be next to face Congress

Earlier this month, the Senate Intelligence Committee's fourth hearing on social media as it pertains to foreign influence in our elections took place on Capitol Hill. Representatives from Facebook, Google, Twitter, and YouTube have sat before Congress to answer questions regarding online interference from countries like Russia, and the spread of misinformation and fake news on their social media platforms. 

Missing from these hearings, however, is the fifth most popular site in the United States: Reddit. 

It’s time Congress invites Reddit to its next hearing.