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Donald Trump Snubs Twitter After Elon Musk Reactivates Former US President's Account
Donald Trump on Saturday snubbed Twitter, hours after Elon Musk's public poll asking users whether he should reinstate the former US president over a year after he was banned from the social media platform for inciting violence. He said he would stick with his new platform Truth Social, which he said had better user engagement than Twitter and was ...
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Broken Ballots, Long Lines: US Votes In Big Midterms Amid Polling Issues
Civil rights groups and election officials fielded thousands of reports of voting irregularities across the country Tuesday, with voters complaining of broken machines, long lines and untrained poll workers improperly challenging Americans' right to vote.
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Facebook Blocks 30 Accounts, 85 On Instagram Ahead Of US Midterm Polls
Facebook said Monday it had blocked some 30 accounts on its platform and 85 accounts on photo-sharing network Instagram over concerns they may be linked to foreign entities and aimed at interfering in US midterm elections.
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Ahead Of Mid-Term Polling, US Warns Voters To Look For Russian Fake News
US law enforcement and intelligence agencies said ahead of crucial US midterm voting they had no indication of efforts to disrupt election infrastructure but that Americans should be wary of Russian attempts to spread fake news.
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For US Midterm Polls, Trump Backers Look To Protect A Leader Under Siege
For many Americans, Tuesday's congressional midterm elections are a referendum on Republican President Donald Trump's divisive persona, hard-line policies and pugnacious politics.
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"Samosa Caucus" In Focus As 100 Indian-Americans Run For Mid-Term Polls
At a time when anti-immigrant sentiment is at its peak, nearly 100 Indian-Americans are on the ballot for the US midterm elections and have emerged as strong contenders.
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Amid US Mid-Term Polls, Facebook Expands Fake Election News Fight
Facebook Inc on Wednesday said it would team with two U.S. non-profits to slow the global spread of misinformation that could influence elections, acknowledging that fake news sites were still read by millions.
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Donald Trump Snubs Twitter After Elon Musk Reactivates Former US President's Account
Donald Trump on Saturday snubbed Twitter, hours after Elon Musk's public poll asking users whether he should reinstate the former US president over a year after he was banned from the social media platform for inciting violence. He said he would stick with his new platform Truth Social, which he said had better user engagement than Twitter and was ...
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Broken Ballots, Long Lines: US Votes In Big Midterms Amid Polling Issues
Civil rights groups and election officials fielded thousands of reports of voting irregularities across the country Tuesday, with voters complaining of broken machines, long lines and untrained poll workers improperly challenging Americans' right to vote.
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Facebook Blocks 30 Accounts, 85 On Instagram Ahead Of US Midterm Polls
Facebook said Monday it had blocked some 30 accounts on its platform and 85 accounts on photo-sharing network Instagram over concerns they may be linked to foreign entities and aimed at interfering in US midterm elections.
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Ahead Of Mid-Term Polling, US Warns Voters To Look For Russian Fake News
US law enforcement and intelligence agencies said ahead of crucial US midterm voting they had no indication of efforts to disrupt election infrastructure but that Americans should be wary of Russian attempts to spread fake news.
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For US Midterm Polls, Trump Backers Look To Protect A Leader Under Siege
For many Americans, Tuesday's congressional midterm elections are a referendum on Republican President Donald Trump's divisive persona, hard-line policies and pugnacious politics.
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"Samosa Caucus" In Focus As 100 Indian-Americans Run For Mid-Term Polls
At a time when anti-immigrant sentiment is at its peak, nearly 100 Indian-Americans are on the ballot for the US midterm elections and have emerged as strong contenders.
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Amid US Mid-Term Polls, Facebook Expands Fake Election News Fight
Facebook Inc on Wednesday said it would team with two U.S. non-profits to slow the global spread of misinformation that could influence elections, acknowledging that fake news sites were still read by millions.
