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Meta, the company behind popular social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, announced a major policy change that has raised both support and concern. The company will no longer…
Australia has made history by becoming the first country to pass a law prohibiting children under 16 from creating accounts on major social media platforms. This world-first legislation, approved by…
In recent weeks, false and harmful rumors about Haitian immigrants have spread in the city of Springfield, Ohio. These rumors, which claim that Haitian migrants have been stealing and eating…
Pavel Durov, the Russian-born billionaire and founder of the messaging app Telegram, was arrested in France last Saturday. Durov, who also co-founded VKontakte (VK), a popular Russian social network, has…
European monitors have detected a significant increase in Russian disinformation efforts as the European parliamentary elections approach in June. A notable operation, known as “Doppelganger,” involves creating fake websites that…
The European Union (EU) has approved a plan to utilize profits from frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine and its military efforts. This decision comes in response to Russia’s full-scale…
The following is an account of how a false claim online managed to spread misinformation to tens of millions of Americans. This story revolves around a claim made by an…
In the lead-up to the 2024 U.S. elections, a major concern is emerging about immigration and voting. There’s a false belief that undocumented immigrants significantly impact federal elections, a myth…
The Supreme Court is set to decide on a monumental issue that could reshape the landscape of the internet as we know it. At the heart of the matter is…