There is no evidence that deceased votes were cast or counted in the states of Michigan and Pennsylvania (Maldita (Spain), November 11th, 2020)
Trump attacks Al Schmidt, GOP Philadelphia election chief who said ‘not a single’ dead person voted (Newsweek, November 11th, 2020)
Trump attempting a coup with Republican support doesn’t have to work to be dangerous (Teen Vogue, November 10th, 2020)
With malice toward none: The role of civics education in the 2020 election (Forbes, November 10th, 2020)
‘It’s a big deal’: TV coverage notes magnitude of Kamala Harris victory (The New York Times, November 7th, 2020)
Interrupting broadcast, fact-checking Trump: Can local networks do it, too? (CBN.com (Philippines)News Coverage, November 7th, 2020)
False rumors spread that “a mechanically manufactured Biden vote was found in a mail-in ballot” (Yahoo! Japan, November 6th, 2020)
Voter fraud claims: What we know about counts in Arizona, Michigan and Wisconsin (Newsweek, November 5th, 2020)
Coronavirus cases exceed 100,000 in one day for the first time, even as the nation is split on the pandemic vs. the economy (The Washington Post, November 4th, 2020)
Why did Trump leave the Paris Agreement? What you need to know about the climate pact (Cosmopolitan, November 4th, 2020)
Confusion and conflict stir online as Trump claims victory, questions states’ efforts to count ballots (The Washington Post, November 4th, 2020)
2020 elections: How to spot misinformation on Facebook and Twitter (Yahoo! Finance, November 3rd, 2020)
Here’s a running list of false and misleading information about the election (BuzzFeed News, November 3rd, 2020)
Fact check: False claim linking Paul Pelosi Jr., Hunter Biden and Burisma (USA Today, November 2nd, 2020)
Orrin Hatch: We must fix civics education to protect American democracy (USA Today, October 30th, 2020)
Fact Check: Nothing untoward about counting ballots after election day (NBC5 Chicago, October 29th, 2020)
Overstating the foreign threat to elections poses its own risks, U.S. officials and experts say (The Washington Post, October 29th, 2020)
A reader’s guide to fighting misinformation and disinformation this election season (The Miami Herald, October 28th, 2020)