Hillary Clinton Opens Up About 'What Happened,' With Candor, Defiance and Dark Humor - The New York Times
3Qs: What a sham(e)—how to filter out fake news - Northeastern Global News
One in Four Americans Say in Poll They Shared Fake News Online - Bloomberg
The majority of US adults think the media should not stray from the facts. | World Economic Forum
NOT REAL NEWS: A look at what didn't happen this week | AP News
America Can Elect a Woman President, Despite Clinton's Loss
Democrats vow to beat Trump on Facebook after it declines to rein in political ads
Major Players in 2016 Election Get Low Marks, Including Trump | Pew Research Center
Post-ABC poll finds tight presidential race, with mixed reaction to FBI's review of Clinton's emails - The Washington Post
Voters' evaluations of the 2016 campaign | Pew Research Center
The majority of US adults think the media should not stray from the facts. | World Economic Forum
Hispanic voters and the 2016 election | Pew Research Center
Our Pathetic Record on Women in Politics
Using Facebook data to predict the 2016 U.S. presidential election | PLOS ONE
Pew survey: 58 percent of Latino voters back Clinton - POLITICO
Exclusive: Top reason Americans will vote for Trump: 'To stop Clinton' - poll | Reuters
What About White Voters? - Center for American Progress
How America Changed During Trump's Presidency | Pew Research Center
Could 2020 be the year where youth participation finally takes off?
Majority of Americans were not exposed to 'fake news' in 2016 U.S. election, Twitter study suggests | Science | AAAS
Trump, Clinton Voters Divided in Their Main Source for Election News | Pew Research Center
Twitter misogyny associated with Hillary Clinton increased throughout the 2016 U.S. election campaign | Scientific Reports
Voter Trends in 2016 - Center for American Progress
Donald Trump, a 'Rigged' Election and the Politics of Race - The New York Times
Why not make Election Day a national holiday? - CBS News
Democrats l-o-v-e Hillary Clinton in new WaPo-ABC poll. Bernie Sanders? Not so much. - The Washington Post
The majority of US adults think the media should not stray from the facts. | World Economic Forum
