While Armenia and Azerbaijan fought over Nagorno-Karabakh, their citizens battled on social media
Social media rhetoric from politicians, citizens and others helped influence political moves.
AOC isn’t the only politician playing the social media game
Millennial politicians are figuring out new ways to campaign and engage with constituents.
There’s more to Belarus’s ‘Telegram Revolution’ than a cellphone app
New surveys show protesters had to be creative to share information.
Twitter started fact-checking Trump. Then Trump threatened to close it down.
Trump says he will regulate or close social media platforms rather than allow them to silence conservatives.
More online campaigning in 2020 may invite more foreign interference in the U.S. election
New research shows how Russian-sponsored accounts targeted U.S. voters on the right and left
Italians are taking real steps to fight the coronavirus — but big political challenges are lurking
They’ve been willing to follow the rules for the greater good. That might be good news for the rest of Europe.
‘Megxit’ wouldn’t surprise these 18th century political thinkers
Rousseau, Burke and Wollstonecraft all saw how democracy would transform the family — including the royal family
Trump’s abrasive personality might help him win reelection — if voters feel it’s a dangerous world
Angry voters aren’t looking for someone they can have a beer with.
Russia wants more influence in Africa. It’s using disinformation to get there.
Facebook says the oligarch behind the Internet Research Agency is involved.