Not exact matches
The FBI and several congressional committees are investigating how Russia interfered in the 2016
presidential election and whether associated of President Donald Trump may have colluded with
Russian intelligence operatives
during the
campaign.
Snapchat released a filter that poked fun at its rival Facebook as that company struggles with data privacy issues and
Russian interference
during the 2016
Presidential campaign.
We covered it
during the 2016
presidential campaign, when Donald Trump falsely accused former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton of giving away U.S. uranium rights to the
Russians and claimed — without evidence — that it was done in exchange for donations to the Clinton Foundation.
The backdrop: Cohen was drawn into Mueller's Russia investigation last year for his contacts with
Russians during Trump's 2016
presidential campaign.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is testifying before two Senate committees on Tuesday over the Cambridge Analytica scandal and revelations about the platform's role in the dissemination of
Russian disinformation
during the 2016
presidential campaign.
U.S. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer on Thursday called on Attorney General Jeff Sessions to resign after it was revealed he met with the
Russian ambassador
during Donald Trump's
presidential campaign.
During a CNN interview, former Green Party
presidential candidate Jill Stein defended her refusal to fully cooperate with the U.S. Senate's investigation of
Russian meddling, arguing that her decision not to turn over some
campaign communications pertaining to Russia is a matter of «principle.»
Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee have received new materials from the estate of Peter Smith, a GOP operative who reportedly led a
campaign to obtain missing Hillary Clinton emails from
Russian hackers
during the 2016
presidential race.
Financial records filed in the secretive tax haven of Cyprus, where Paul Manafort kept bank accounts
during his years working in Ukraine and investing with a
Russian oligarch, indicate he was in debt to pro-Russia interests by as much as $ 17 million before he joined Trump's
presidential campaign in March 2016.
FBI Director James Comey declined to say whether there was contact between the Trump
campaign and the
Russian government
during the
presidential race, or whether the FBI was investigating the issue.
Reuters: «U.S. President Donald Trump's son - in - law and close adviser, Jared Kushner, had at least three previously undisclosed contacts with the
Russian ambassador to the United States
during and after the 2016
presidential campaign, seven current and former U.S. officials told Reuters.»
Under growing pressure from lawmakers and the public to reveal more about the spread of covert
Russian propaganda on Facebook, the company said it's turning over more than 3,000 Russia - linked ads to congressional committees investigating the Kremlin's influence operation
during the 2016
presidential campaign.
Former Donald Trump
campaign staffer Michael Caputo has been vocal about how the investigation into alleged
Russian collusion by the
campaign during the 2016
presidential election has negatively impacted his life, saying both he and his family have faced constant threats on social media.
Virtually unheard of before Monday, when the FBI indicted two of President Trump's
campaign staffers, George Papadopoulos is either the key to
Russian collusion with the Trump
campaign during the 2016
presidential election...
WASHINGTON, D.C. (WBEN / ABC)- Former Trump
campaign aide Michael Caputo met behind closed doors with special counsel Robert Mueller's team this afternoon as part of their investigation into alleged
Russian meddling
during the 2016
presidential election and possible collusion between the country and Trump's
campaign.
Prompted by the widespread
Russian influence
campaign that targeted nearly two dozen states
during the 2016
presidential election and the proliferation of secretive political advertising on social media platforms like Facebook, Cuomo proposed and the state Legislature successfully passed the «Democracy Protection Act,» which prohibits foreign entities from creating independent expenditure committees or buying political ads, requires anyone who purchases an online political ad to register as an independent expenditure committee, and also requires online ads to include information about who paid for them, as is currently required of traditional media platforms.
And
during the most recent US
presidential election
campaign, the company admitted,
Russian - backed political content reached 126 million American Facebook users, showing how vulnerable the platform is to abuse.
The company stumbled in its dealings with Congress, waiting nearly two weeks last September before deciding to turn over more details of divisive ads that
Russian entities paid to run on its platform
during the 2016
presidential campaign.
Zuckerberg has kept a low profile as controversy over the political uses of the Facebook platform — especially by a
Russian disinformation
campaign during the 2016 U.S.
presidential race — has intensified.
The accusations raise tough questions about Facebook's ability to protect user information at a time when it's already embroiled in a scandal over
Russian meddling
during the 2016
presidential campaign and under pressure to adhere to new European Union privacy rules.
Critics have pilloried the company for letting
Russian operatives spread misinformation
during the 2016
presidential campaign, and the new policy was welcomed in Washington, where lawmakers have been working on legislation that would force social media companies to be more transparent about who is buying certain kinds of ads.
It's still reeling from
Russian trolls abusing the social network
during the 2016 US
presidential campaign to meddle with the election and sow discord among Americans.
The Times originally reported that he butted heads with executives including COO Sheryl Sandberg over how Facebook should deal with the
Russian influence
campaigns that occurred on its platform
during the 2016 U.S.
presidential election.
More than half of the United States saw Facebook posts tied to
Russian trolls
during the 2016 U.S.
presidential campaign, while the Kremlin had ties to thousands of accounts on Twitter.
It can, for instance, single out users who live in Kansas and have listed Bernie Sanders and same - sex marriage as their interests — which is exactly what some
Russian - linked ads did as part of a propaganda
campaign during the 2016 U.S.
presidential campaign.
Twitter has now updated the number of people engaging with
Russian trolls
during the 2016
presidential campaign to 1.4 million.
That's a proposal under review in Congress after Facebook acknowledged
Russian agents financed political ads
during the 2016
presidential campaign, information about which wasn't disclosed until after the election.
Facebook, Twitter and Google will testify that
Russian activity
during the 2016 U.S.
presidential campaign was far worse than originally believed.
As part of its ongoing probe into
Russian election meddling, Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee have released a «representative sampling» of Facebook and Instagram ads allegedly purchased by
Russian trolls
during presidential campaign season.
It can, for instance, single out users who live in Kansas and have listed Bernie Sanders and same - sex marriage as their interests - which is exactly what some
Russian - linked ads did as part of a propaganda
campaign during the 2016 U.S.
presidential campaign.
APT28 is one of the two
Russian groups that hacked into the Democratic National Committee's email servers
during the 2016 U.S.
presidential election
campaign.