Internet Research Agency

I Was Unwittingly Recruited By An Alleged Russian 'Troll Farm.' Here's What Happened.

Peace Data has been tied to the Internet Research Agency, a company accused of employing fake social media accounts to stir dissent among U.S. voters and influence elections.
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Facebook Removes Russia-Linked Ploy To Spread Disinformation Among Left-Leaning Voters

The fake accounts were meant to look like a left-wing news company and divide Democrats, an analytics firm said.
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Justice Department Moves To Drop Charges Against Russian Firms Implicated By Mueller

Prosecutors claim the companies are using the court system to access sensitive information that could hurt national security.
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Russian Operatives Drank Champagne, Said They 'Made America Great' After Trump Win

A report from the GOP-led Senate Intelligence Committee says that Russian trolls celebrated success on election night 2016.
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Facebook Finally Shuts Down Pro-Trump Page Run By Ukrainians

The “I Love America” Facebook page had 1.1 million followers and recycled memes from Russia's notorious Internet Research Agency.
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How Russia Uses Facebook To Lure Americans To Political Rallies

A women's rights group attended a volatile protest in NYC. A year later, they found out the Kremlin-backed Internet Research Agency was behind it all.
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NAACP Lashes Out At Facebook Over Misinformation Campaigns Targeting Black People

The #LogOutFacebook boycott started on Tuesday.
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Here Are Some More Of Those Facebook Ads Russia Ran During The 2016 Election

The House released all 3,000 of the ads on Thursday.
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Russian Trolls Used This One Weird Trick To Infiltrate Our Democracy. You’ll Never Believe Where They Learned It.

What Russia’s dirty tricks campaign had in common with online media.
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