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AP Facebook says it is doubling its security staff to 20,000 and actively working with the FBI to stop election interference by Russians and others. The company’s statement is in response to the indictment of 13 Russians and three Russian organizations by federal prosecutors. The charges shed light on the extent to which Russians manipulated social media sites like Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. Joel Kaplan is Facebook vice president of global policy. He says officials know they have more to do to prevent future attacks, and are committed to staying ahead of deceptive and malevolent activity. A Twitter spokeswoman said the company has no comment, and YouTube has not yet responded.