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Presidential tweets about "fake news" aren't new, but August was unique in the sheer frequency of such presidential declarations on Twitter.

When Vogue unveiled its annual fashion issue earlier this month, the Internet took notice.

Before founding one of the few independent black-owned talk radio stations in 2003, Lomax was a revered businessman in Philadelphia.

The National Enquirer kept a safe containing documents on hush money payments and other damaging stories it killed as part of its cozy relationship with Donald Trump

The Trashcan Takeover campaign to put art on public trash cans hits back at tasteless advertising.

The accounts were used for political disinformation and targeted at users in the Middle East, Latin America, the UK and the U.S., according to Facebook.

For all the president’s complaints, he also craves validation from the media.

When an employer sets out to recruit young people for a certain job, is it discriminating against older job seekers in a way that breaks the law?

The project was spearheaded by editorial staff at the Globe, who write, "This relentless assault on the free press has dangerous consequences. "

When video gamers get tendinopathy or wrist pain, Caitlin McGee has a recovery and plan — and suggestions for better ergonomic play.

Jones is facing five defamation suits, most of them centering on comments about school shootings.

"Apple does not tolerate hate speech," the company said in a statement. "We believe in representing a wide range of views, so long as people are respectful to others

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.