Profs say ‘mandatory’ voting would restore election integrity; another prof disagrees
Two professors are advocating for "mandatory" voting.
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Prof predicts Trump will ‘sabotage’ economy before January if he loses to Biden
A professor at the City University of New York predicted that Trump will "out of sheer spite, drive the economy further downward" if he loses to Joe Biden.
US Election: Twitter hides Trump tweet about ‘disappearing’ lead
Twitter has hidden some of Donald Trump's first tweets the day after a US election which remains undecided.
Nearly 99% of College Board employees’ political donations go to Democrats
Nearly 99 percent of College Board individual political donations went toward Democrats, according to data compiled by Open Secrets.
GW Tells Students to Prepare for Election Day Unrest
George Washington University administrators believe their campus in Washington, D.C., may become the site of large gatherings and unrest related to the 2020 presidential election on Tuesday.
Gunfire erupts as Trump train clashes with protesters in Virginia
This Sunday, violence broke out during a Trump caravan parade in Richmond, Virginia, near a monument to Robert. E. Lee, starting with a report to police that a woman was pepper-sprayed by an unknown person in a car.
Facebook sued over Cambridge Analytica data scandal
Facebook is being sued for failing to protect users' personal data in the Cambridge Analytica breach.
Profs outraged over Trump being nice to female debate moderator Kristen Welker
A University of Wisconsin-Platteville professor criticized President Donald Trump for being courteous to the final presidential debate’s moderator.
PayPal allows Bitcoin and crypto spending
PayPal has entered the cryptocurrency market, announcing that its customers will be able to buy and sell Bitcoin and other virtual currencies using their PayPal accounts.
Twitter and Facebook’s action over Joe Biden article reignites bias claims
The way Twitter communicated its handling of a controversial article about US presidential hopeful Joe Biden was "unacceptable", its chief has said.
