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Kamala Harris has been the target of social media misinformation campaigns since she became a U.S. senator.

ICE didn't respond to NPR's inquiry about why Gutiérrez's name appeared on the fugitive target list months before his asylum request was denied.

Guests: Indira Lakshmanan, McKay Coppins President Trump’s attacks on the media have steadily grown since last ...

Jeremy Nowak lived to challenge dusty assumptions and the soft thinking that emerges from the comforts of ideology.

Jeremy Nowak, a well-known investor in Philadelphia civic projects, died Saturday after complications from a heart attack.

"People think that we're trying to take these guys down, and that is, at least in my case, that is so not true."

A New Jersey radio station has taken two hosts off the air after they called the state’s attorney general, a practicing Sikh, “turban man.”

"Did Michael Cohen betray you, Mr. President?"

"Mr. President, are you worried about what Michael Cohen is about to say to the prosecutors?"

It said the moves were necessary to seize the opportunities of digital news and financial challenges ahead. A Tronc spokeswoman confirmed the veracity of the memo.

As the #DoTheShiggy Challenge proves, Drake doesn't even need to dance anymore. We'll do it for him.

The FCC will now consider holding a hearing about what Pai described as "disputed issues" in the purchase plan – a process that would include an administrative law judge.

This week in the Russia investigations: Six insights about the latest master blast from special counsel Robert Mueller.

Twitter has begun removing millions of locked accounts from users' lists of followers, in an attempt to crack down further on social media fraud.

The Russian misinformation project was a years-long effort, one that wasn't simply focused on the 2016 election but on destabilizing the United States over an extended period

The White House has been without a communications director since longtime Trump aide Hope Hicks left in March.