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The move is also retaliation for alleged election interference.

This is despite YouTube's promises to crack down on allegations.

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

It's more explicitly challenging Trump's claims.

YouTube is clamping down now that states have certified results.

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

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

Despite baseless claims spread by the president, CISA said there's 'no evidence' of compromised results.

It's determined to keep groups from spreading false election claims.

It's a youth vote rally for the pandemic era.

Poorly configured sites were partly to blame.

Someone 'seized' a page on DonaldJTrump.com and threatened to release classified info.

The DNI said threatening email sent to Florida voters came from Iran.

Whether or not it's doing all that it can isn't clear.

Google also warned of a sharp spike in denial of service attacks.

It apparently wasn't aware of US government plans.

Officials haven't confirmed the perpetrators.

CrowdTangle may not effectively help catch voter interference, according to report.