2020 elections

Even though some are still claiming the 2020 elections were rigged.

Facebook is better at finding fake accounts, but they're coming from more sources than before.

A report from Facebook researchers sheds new light on how Facebook handled 'Stop the Steal' before January 6.

Mark Zuckerberg will testify at a Congressional hearing on misinformation later this week.

Some accounts have lost thousands of followers as a result.

Dave Wasserman agreed with a label on his tweet noting the Senate race has not been called by multiple sources.

The experiment didn’t actually make people more thoughtful.

The Biden administration now has federal support to begin its transition, including the use of .gov domains.

It removed 265,000 posts for voter interference.

Without presenting evidence, the president claimed the 2020 election that he lost was 'inaccurate' and fired the man in charge of its security.

The social network confirmed several 'temporary steps' meant to stop election-related misinformation.

Hundreds of thousands of people joined in just one day.

The companies started issuing the notification shortly after President Trump prematurely declared victory.

It’s the first major test of Twitter’s election-night policies.

Scammers livestreamed and monetized fake electoral results before the polls closed.

The company will label official campaign and candidate accounts — including the president's.

Instagram has been slower to deal with misinformation in the past.

The warning comes a week before election day.

The companies have spent months planning for the worst,

Facebook has imposed stricter rules on political ads in the run-up to the election.