Fake social posts target Miami Herald after Parkland shootings
The Miami Herald faced two hoaxes after the Parkland massacre. A fake Alex Harris Twitter post and a phony Herald story claimed threats and mass shootings, spreading on Twitter and Snapchat and prompting concern from editors, journalists, and safety experts about evolving misinformation tactics.
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Washington
Miami Herald
Parkland
Fla
Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School
Alex Harris
Herald
Amanda Marques
The
Miami- Dade
Twitter
Snapchat
Monique Madan
Madan
Edward Wasserman
Graduate School of Journalism
University of California-Berkeley
Wasserman
McClatchy
Marques
Aviv Ovadya
Center For Social Media Responsibility
University of Michigan
School of Information
Ovadya
Lipinski Faces Liberal Backlash in Illinois Primary
In Palos Hills Illinois Rep Daniel Lipinski a blue dog Democrat battles a liberal base and Marie Newman as activists argue over immigration policy The forum before the March 20 primary shows Lipinski’s tenuous position amid calls to embrace more permissive immigration reform and the DREAM Act backed by Gutierrez and Schakowsky.
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Palos Hills
Ill
Daniel Lipinski
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Marie Newman
Lipinski
Marie
Susan
McNulty
Lemont
House
Chicago
Democratic Party
Ilyse Hogue
Naral Pro- Choice America Pac
Luis Gutierrez
Dill
Jan Schakowsky
D-Iil
Newman
Gutierrez
United States
Google sued over bio culture after tech bossed harassment claim
Loretta Lee, a former Google engineer, alleges a pervasive bio culture enabled daily sexual harassment and gender discrimination at Google from 2008 to 2016, including slaps, lewd remarks, drink tampering, and darts at her desk, with alleged failures to protect her after a back injury.
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Mountain View
Calif
Google
Loretta Lee
Silicon Valley
James Damore
Tech
U.S. Department of Labor
Lee
Santa Clara County Superior Court
Los Angeles
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