Abstract
Misinformation has shifted political narratives across the globe. Because information shared over social media platforms lack traditional publishers and editors, the public is more susceptible to consuming information that is untrue. During the 2016 U.S. presidential election, the Russian government sponsored information operatives to spread misleading and/or false claims through social media. This study defines a method for automated detection of misinformation on social media using machine learning.
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