Federal Judge’s Ruling ‘Limits’ Biden Administration’s Contact with Social Media
A July 4 2023 Louisiana judge’s ruling sought to limit federal agencies from interacting with social media companies.
A July 4 2023 Louisiana judge’s ruling sought to limit federal agencies from interacting with social media companies.
Weaponized disinformation and propaganda narratives were used to attempt to degrade the American public’s faith in democracy in tandem with a private pressure campaign.
The June 21 2022 hearings focused on a pressure and disinformation campaign that was used to attack state officials and election workers.
The June 16 2022 hearing covered Donald Trump’s attempts to strongarm former vice president Mike Pence to call the election in his favor.
The second set of House hearings focused on the role of false narratives in motivating the United States Capitol insurrection in January 2021.
Graphika’s report finds that suspected Russian agents pushed ‘Stop the Steal,’ other anti-democratic narratives.
An unsourced rumor on social media stirred up hope that one of the 2021 Capitol attackers had already faced consequences.
Brian Kalt said the way his work was cited represented “a breach of professional standards.”
A January 2021 news story drew more attention toward former United States President Donald Trump’s son-in-law and his purported efforts to combat the coronavirus pandemic.
The inclusion of the Canadian-born “Jeopardy” host drew particular attention to the outgoing president’s project.