A Joe Biden ad received the worst possible ranking from the Washington Post fact-checker for attacking President Donald Trump with manipulated video. 
TikTok banned pro-life group Live Action for nearly a day over an innocuous video featuring mothers and babies that the social media platform now acknowledges did not actually violate its community guidelines. 
Twitter attached a warning reserved for graphic, gory, or violent content to a pro-life video from the Trump campaign, prompting accusations of censorship against the social media giant.
CNN has remained silent about a contributor's viral tweet that misleadingly claimed to relay a conversation between Republican senators. 
Liberal viral news outlet NowThis News pushed the bizarre claim that Holocaust victim Anne Frank did not "die [from] a concentration camp." 
Democratic congressional candidate Valerie Plame returned to Twitter on Sunday despite blaming the social media website for her decision to share several anti-Semitic articles. 
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D., N.Y.) liked a tweet from a Russian-funded operative claiming that Iran, the world's most prolific state sponsor of terrorism, does not target civilians. 
A satirical article about President Donald Trump appears to have fooled Democratic presidential candidate Marianne Williamson, who accused Trump of pardoning murderer Charles Manson. 
Neal Katyal, an acting solicitor general under Barack Obama, argued Thursday that if the Senate acquits President Donald Trump following impeachment by the House of Representatives, the next Congress could simply impeach Trump again on the same charges. 
Presidential hopeful Julián Castro blasted the media for holding Sen. Kamala Harris (D., Calif.) to a "different standard" with its coverage, pointing to recent profiles of the former presidential candidate's struggling campaign. 