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Russian Agents Organized 129 U.S. Election Events Via Facebook

More than 62,000 Americans said they would attend the events.
By Dustin Volz, David Ingram, Reuters

Facebook Admits It's Probably Not The Best Thing For Democracy

"If you live in an information cocoon, you will believe many things that are false."
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Trump's Fake News Awards Immediately Backfire, Take Down GOP Website

Whoops.
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Chuck Grassley’s Yearlong, One-Sided Twitter Conversation With President Trump

It's the last truly pure thing online.
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YouTube's 'Open Letter' About Logan Paul Isn't Very Open At All

YouTube didn't address what penalties Paul might face for his controversial video showing a dead body.
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Black Artists Creatively Reimagine Racist H&M Ad

Black boy joy continues to overcome.
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Twitter Says Blocking Accounts Of World Leaders Would 'Hamper Necessary Discussion'

Critics have pushed the company to reprimand Donald Trump for his threatening tweets about nuclear attacks.
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We Found The Neo-Nazi Twitter Account Tied To A Virginia Double Homicide

On Twitter, Nicholas Giampa wrote about race war, convincing transgender people to kill themselves, and using Jews as target practice.
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Messages Projected On Twitter HQ After Trump's North Korea Tweets

"A tweet starts WWIII?"
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Trump Jokes About 'Fake' Media Awards, But Twitter Was The Real Winner

"The tweet about North Korea followed up by the tweet about an awards show for fakest news is the most Donald Trump 20 minutes imaginable."
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