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Trump's legal team will have employment details about prospective jurors, but that information will be redacted from the record.

Russia's disinformation efforts go well beyond the Crocus City terror attack and, thanks to social media, have spread all over the globe.

People who rely on major news aggregators like Google News, Bing News and Yahoo! News for their political news are being ensconced inside filter bubbles.

A tweet appears to imply that the FBI offered a spy $1 million to corroborate allegations made in the controversial anti-Trump dossier.

""Until the United States actually declares war against Russia, I'm able to help as much as I want," Major Jamie Lee Henry told an undercover FBI agent.

"I stand firm when I say that Donald wants to use this in order to hold the country hostage," Michael Cohen said. "That's his goal."

The former president's own son-in-law Jared Kushner has been floated as possibly being the mole who leaked information to the FBI.

Those in Trump's orbit are preparing for a redacted version of the Mar-a-Lago search affidavit to be unsealed by the Department of Justice on Friday.

While some Western media coverage of the conflict in Ukraine has revealed the "ignorance, arrogance and racism" of the media, the fact that several of these billion-dollar platforms have exacerbated conflict around the world and repeatedly failed to stave the growing scourge of state-sponsored information operations is illustrative of the same bias and injustice.

We cannot afford to build the tech first and then worry about the ethical and social implications later. Instead, we need to integrate a human perspective throughout data science.

"Let's be very clear, this information request is merely another step to undermine democracy," said Democratic Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf.

"We have to be very careful about not automatically assuming the reasons why they're not taking the vaccine," Jennifer Jones Austin, CEO of the Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies, told Newsweek.

It's probably naïve to hope that our 24-hour news channels could find a renewed interest in the world beyond America's borders.

"It's a wake up call for the big data industries, internet giants, tech companies, energy research and environmental research. I call this the invisible crisis," author Melvin M. Vopson told Newsweek.

"The leaders of social media companies have failed to tackle the infodemic of misinformation," said Julian Knight MP, chair of the U.K government's DCMS Committee.

Michael Pack's installment at the U.S. Agency for Global Media is a huge boon for the American people.

The thin line between "media" and "information operations" is rapidly disintegrating.

"At the end of the day, history is going to find that [Barr] was compliant, he was timid, and at times he was a sycophant. All to please Trump," said former federal prosecutor Gene Rossi.

Savannah Spurlock has been missing since January 4, when she was seen leaving a Lexington bar with three men.

The 7-year-old Texas girl was shot and killed by an unknown gunman on Sunday while sitting in a car with her mother.

The names, birth dates and addresses of nearly 1,000 people were leaked.

Get ready to explore even more of the West in "Red Dead Online"

"It appears that they're closing in on the basic financial structure of the Trump Organization."

The New Mexico courthouse was evacuated on Tuesday.

BioWare addressed the future of two of its most popular franchises in a recent update about "Anthem."

"Fallout 4" fans shouldn't get too excited about the idea of playing on a Switch any time soon.

The app allowed users to take psychometric tests.

Nintendo revealed new information about its upcoming Online Service, including pricing and more.

QuakeCon 2018 returns to the Gaylord Texan from Aug. 9 to 12. Tickets aren't on sale yet, but we know the various ticket prices, information on events and more.

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