Social Media

President Trump’s diagnosis and RBG’s passing flipped the news on its head, but neither event is changing hearts and minds.

The debate does not appear to have fundamentally altered the trajectory of the race, though Team Trump may be winning the information war if viral articles on Twitter are any indication.

These are the reports, stories and videos that got you talking, sharing and engaging with us.

Glimmers of hope and cautious optimism are helping to drive creative, albeit unconventional, plans to enjoy the warmer months.

Some Americans are more susceptible to disinformation than others.

Ipsos U.S. Social Intelligence Weekly Tracker registers 14% decrease in conversation volume for week of March 23-29.

Read our article exploring how the world’s top social media sites are combating misinformation in an uncertain time.

Where Americans are talking the most about empty grocery stores shelves and closed restaurants and bars.

Urban areas were first to begin to talk about the coronavirus on Twitter and Facebook, while focus in rural and Midwestern began in mid-March.