Harris’ campaign has launched Google ads that link out to news outlets’ websites, but feature edited headlines with pro-Harris messages. Google says this is allowed.

The ad copy contained hallucinations like the “free shipping over 100 USD,” as well as the business name “Example Video Games,” instead of ... some prompts on Google Ads headlines ...

Harris’ campaign has launched Google ads that link out to news outlets’ websites, but feature edited headlines with pro-Harris messages. Google says this is allowed.

The ads, which were first reported by Axios, include headlines and descriptions that mimic a real news article. Newsweek reviewed several of the advertisements through Google's ad transparency center.

Harris’ campaign has launched Google ads that link out to news outlets’ websites, but feature edited headlines with pro-Harris messages. Google says this is allowed.

Harris’ campaign has launched Google ads that link out to news outlets’ websites, but feature edited headlines with pro-Harris messages. Google says this is allowed.

In a thread on X posted on Aug. 13, AllSides provided examples of what it says are Harris campaign ads that “masquerade as news articles with a clear pro-Harris slant.”The campaign is editing ...

Harris’ campaign has launched Google ads that link out to news outlets’ websites, but feature edited headlines with pro-Harris messages. Google says this is allowed.

Harris’ campaign has launched Google ads that link out to news outlets’ websites, but feature edited headlines with pro-Harris messages. Google says this is allowed.

Harris’ campaign has launched Google ads that link out to news outlets’ websites, but feature edited headlines with pro-Harris messages. Google says this is allowed.