The Trump campaign claimed that it could suppress Clinton votes twelve days before the 2016 election; unsecured files linked to a Canadian company offer insights into how that might be possible.
A graphic circulating online in March 2018 brought new attention to one of the company's data-gathering tools.
The credit tracking company says "criminals" accessed files between May and June 2017.
Prominent Democrats from the Senate and House intelligence committees said they want to question representatives from Cambridge Analytica.
Rumors that spread in February 2020 about the death of Kobe Bryant's widow were junk news.
Political humor can sometimes be so arch that viewers fail to discern it as such.
The arrest of a Harvard professor fueled conspiracy theories about the new coronavirus outbreak in 2020.
The segment prompted numerous rebuttals condemning the "maliciousness of the attack" on the legacy of the children's TV host.
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