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Archives for November 2020

Technology
Twitter and Facebook both label Trump’s post baselessly asserting that the election is being “stolen”Twitter and Facebook both label Trump’s post baselessly asserting that the election is being “stolen”
Technology

Democrats have worried that Trump would declare a premature victory via social media.

By Shirin Ghaffary
Technology
Misleading claims about voter fraud in Pennsylvania are going viral onlineMisleading claims about voter fraud in Pennsylvania are going viral online
Technology

Researchers worry it will add to widespread distrust in the voting process.

By Shirin Ghaffary
Technology
Why the Trump campaign is going all-in on YouTubeWhy the Trump campaign is going all-in on YouTube
Technology

YouTube memes are a big part of the president’s Election Day push.

By Rebecca Heilweil
Money
This week in TikTok: It’s Christmas alreadyThis week in TikTok: It’s Christmas already
Money

Plus, the guy terrorizing TikTok with “I ain’t never seen two pretty best friends.”

By Rebecca Jennings
Technology
How Wikipedia is preparing for Election DayHow Wikipedia is preparing for Election Day
Technology

Wikipedia has a longstanding reputation for inaccuracy. It may no longer be deserved.

By Sara Morrison

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