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Trump Lashes Out at Tech Companies and Lavishes Self-Praise: “So Great Looking and Smart”
Narcissism is a nice way to kick off a social media summit. -
Trump is Having a Social Media Summit and the White House Invited Right-Wing Trolls
Thursday's gathering will focus on conservatives' complaints about censorship and online political bias. -
New Coke Didn’t Fail. It Was Murdered.
The "Stranger Things" kid is right—it tasted fine. It died because of a Southern rebellion. -
The Zuckerberg Deepfake Creators Wanted to Give Facebook a Taste of Its Own Medicine
An art project video highlights the problems facing the world's biggest social media platform. -
How a Dubious Claim of Cement Milkshakes in Portland Became a Right-Wing Meme
The police claimed that left-wing protesters were hurling cement drinks. There's no evidence to back that up. -
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Want to See How Disinformation Could Play Out in 2020? Just Look Overseas.
The tech platforms say they've learned some lessons keeping an eye on elections worldwide. -
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How Russia Can Spend Money to Influence the 2020 Election—Legally
Loopholes in federal law allow foreigners to inject cash into US elections. -
Digging Into the Messy History of “Latinx” Helped Me Embrace My Complex Identity
The term is gaining steam, but plenty of people still despise it. -
After Training Dozens of Democratic Campaigns on Email Security, This Programmer Thinks They Ought to Be Hacked
"We're asking campaigns to follow all these really difficult steps." -
“Freedom Gas”: The Trump Administration’s Ridiculous New Plan to Rebrand Fossil Fuels
His Energy Department wants to sell it to the world. -
Scared About City Chemicals? Don’t Be. She Did Every Test in the Book.
This reporter was tested for over 1,530 chemicals to find out if she was toxic. -
2020 Candidates Aren’t Sure What to Do About Misinformation
Democratic leaders increase aid to campaigns, but they're largely on their own. -
Trump Has a Big Head Start on Facebook Messaging, and Democrats Are Worried
The president might be able to set the terms of the campaign before Democrats can even respond. -
