Metals.com is shut down by US regulators after years of allegedly scamming seniorsByHanna Kozlowska, Jeremy B. Merrill, Hanna Kozlowska, and Jeremy B. Merrill, Natasha Frost
Amazon profits from the price gouging it says it’s trying to stamp outByJeremy B. Merrill and Jeremy B. Merrill, Natasha Frost
Democrats and Republicans use vastly different language to discuss Covid-19ByJeremy B. Merrill and Jeremy B. Merrill, Natasha Frost
Facebook thinks it can warn you if you’ve been exposed to misinformationByJeremy B. Merrill and Jeremy B. Merrill, Natasha Frost
Help Quartz track political influence on Facebook with this browser extensionByJeremy B. Merrill, Natasha Frost and Jeremy B. Merrill
A well-heeled liberal group is filling the local news void with Trump-bashing coronavirus adsByHanna Kozlowska, Jeremy B. Merrill, Hanna Kozlowska, and Jeremy B. Merrill, Natasha Frost
Donald Trump considered quarantining New York. Can he do that?ByJeremy B. Merrill, Natasha Frost and Jeremy B. Merrill
Ads attacking Trump’s coronavirus response could backfireByJeremy B. Merrill and Jeremy B. Merrill, Natasha Frost
“I’ll be the oversight”: Trump claims he can gag Congress’s watchdog for coronavirus bailoutsByJeremy B. Merrill and Jeremy B. Merrill, Natasha Frost
Unemployment shot up quickly, but be careful how you read that chartByJeremy B. Merrill and Jeremy B. Merrill, Natasha Frost
We’ll probably see more political ads online due to coronavirusByJeremy B. Merrill, Natasha Frost and Jeremy B. Merrill
Facebook ads and Shopify stores still hawk overpriced N95 masksByJeremy B. Merrill and Jeremy B. Merrill, Natasha Frost
Be wary of gold and silver coin sellers taking advantage of the coronavirusByHanna Kozlowska, Jeremy B. Merrill, Natasha Frost, Hanna Kozlowska, and Jeremy B. Merrill
Russia apparently using Instagram to mess with US elections againByJeremy B. Merrill and Jeremy B. Merrill, Natasha Frost
Mike Bloomberg thinks a gun-control pitch works … in TexasByJeremy B. Merrill and Jeremy B. Merrill, Natasha Frost
Transparency advocates sue to reveal who’s behind a shadowy Facebook campaignByJeremy B. Merrill, Natasha Frost and Jeremy B. Merrill
Facebook ads reveal what the Democratic candidates think will sway South Carolina votersByJeremy B. Merrill, Natasha Frost and Jeremy B. Merrill
Political ads on Waze offer drivers rerouting to polling placesByJeremy B. Merrill and Jeremy B. Merrill, Natasha Frost
Listen to how precious-metals sellers psychologically manipulate elderly conservativesByDaniel Wolfe, Hanna Kozlowska, Jeremy B. Merrill, Daniel Wolfe, Hanna Kozlowska, and Jeremy B. Merrill, Natasha Frost
Why you get campaign texts calling you the wrong nameByJeremy B. Merrill, Natasha Frost, Jeremy B. Merrill, Hanna Kozlowska, Olivia Goldhill, Hanna Kozlowska, and Olivia Goldhill