RSJ journalists teach you how to spot fake news, and avoid falling victim to it. How much do you know about fake news in the 2020 United States presidential election? Test your knowledge! Explore the numbers of how believable the public believes social media really is. Fake newsInfogram How’d you do? Are you a master…
In pictures, Interactives, News, Top news, U.S. Election, Video By: Riley Wiley A group of RSJ journalists explored fake news in the media surrounding the 2020 United States Presidential election. Video: “Fake News in the 2020 U.S. Elections” (Wafa Syeda/RSJ) Numerous accounts of fake news were spread during the 2020 election, from ballot burning to fake social media videos, media…
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A California senator will be the first female Vice-President -Elect.
Donald Trump has created voting fraud controversy after news of presidential winner Joe Biden By: Tristan Day The 2020 Presidential Election has made Joe Biden Presidential elect With the results favouring Joe Biden, Republican nominee Donald trump responded, he filed multiple million-dollar lawsuits in battleground states for alleged voter fraud. States such as Pennsylvania and…
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Asian-Canadian narratives during the World Wars are excluded from history classes.
The denial of young Chinese and Japanese men to enlist in the First World War, The Chinese Immigration Act in 1923 banning Chinese immigration to Canada, and the internment of Japanese Canadians during the Second World War are apart of Canada’s history.