Policy · 115th Congress
Republicans Have Questions for Twitter, and They’re Not About Election Meddling
accounts and false news, and increase transparency of political and issue advertising.
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Policy · 115th Congress
Facebook Hires Ex-GOP Senator To Advise On Anti-Conservative Bias
Jon Kyl — now with Capitol Hill lobbying stalwart Covington and Burling — is partnering with the tech giant as lawmakers hammer it for a lack of transparency, not doing enough to combat fake news ahead
Policy · 115th Congress
Blackburn, Himes Spar Over Diamond and Silk, Social Media at Judiciary Hearing
their Republican colleagues for even holding the hearing, indicating it was a needless political distraction from the more serious issue of protecting America’s democratic institutions from the spread of fake
Policy · 115th Congress
Zuckerberg Vows to Step Up Security at Expense of Facebook’s Profits
tell lawmakers this week that the social media company plans to significantly increase spending on security even at the cost of its bottom line to prevent the kinds of data leaks and manipulation by fake
Policy · 115th Congress
Trump Ups Infrastructure Spending Goal, but Offers No Details
“Modernizing our #infrastructure requires real revenue, not fake funding schemes.”
Policy · 115th Congress
Democrats Exclude CFPB in Faulting Regulators of Wells Fargo
Maxine Waters, D-Calif., the committee’s ranking member, said in a news release on the Democrats’ report.
Policy · 115th Congress
Senate Panel to Probe Links Between Russia, Political Campaigns
President-elect Donald Trump has denied the allegations and called the dossier, which was compiled by a former British intelligence officer for political opposition research, fake news aimed at undermining
Policy · 115th Congress
Russian Hacking Report Due Next Week
Moscow’s campaign was a broad-based effort that included not just hacking, but also classical propaganda, disinformation and fake news, Clapper said.