Facebook's Preparing In Case The President Questions Election Results
Facebook is making a plan to combat falsehoods following the election — even if the information comes from the president.

TikTok ban gains momentum as half of Americans favor the move
A new poll shows half of all Americans favor banning the popular social media app, while just one in five are opposed to the idea.

Twitter will soon only recommend tweets from verified users
Twitter is attempting to bolster its $8-a-month Twitter Blue service as it ends unpaid verification.

Who's who on Twitter? 'Verified' impostors blur the lines
Impostors have always been a problem on social media, but some worry that Twitter's new verification process is a step in the wrong direction.
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Families still don't know if relatives died in fire at migrant center
Mexican officials made arrests in connection to a fire that killed at least 39 migrants, but some families don't know if their relatives are dead.

Her dad is a Russian Air Force pilot, she’s an anti-Putin activist
A Russian woman in Chicago leads a group of fellow exiles against Putin and his war.

Why President Biden won't comment on Trump's indictment anytime soon
Commenting on the indictment of former President Donald Trump could have different political implications for President Joe Biden.