 Threads was created as a Twitter-like service for those fed up with Musk's chaotic rule of the platform. But in trying to capitalize on those fleeing X, Meta says X will not amplify discussions about policy and politics. And that's coming three months before a presidential election. Meta says some people want a break from the political discourse, but experts say it's that very discourse that once made Twitter the front page of the Internet. Bobby Allen, NPR News. This is NPR.