Updates | The Week of June 5, 2017

Humans, rather than bots, should be blamed for spreading pro-Trump misinformation on Twitter (Buzzfeed News).

FBI and other law enforcement surveillance documents painted Standing Rock protesters as “desperate and . . . not looking for a peaceful solution” (The Intercept).

President Trump isn’t the only politician blocking constituents on Twitter, notes Charles Ornstein (ABA Journal).

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