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The Digital Battlefield: Protecting Political Campaigns from Disinformation American political campaigns face unprecedented threats as digital technology enables sophisticated attacks on electoral integrity. From deepfake videos to coordinated disinformation campaigns, these tactics can disrupt democratic discourse and sway voter opinion. However, campaigns can adopt strategic defenses to protect themselves against…
New Framework for Detecting Arabic Fake News Shows Promise A team of researchers has developed a systematic approach to address the challenges of Arabic fake news detection, offering a promising framework that combines multiple deep learning models and word embedding techniques to achieve high accuracy in identifying false information. The…
In a significant development for researchers studying misinformation, recent studies have begun challenging long-held assumptions about truth discernment and its effectiveness in combating false information. The findings suggest a more complex relationship between recognizing truth and resisting misinformation than previously thought. A groundbreaking study published in Nature Human Behavior by…
In a significant enforcement action targeting cybersecurity violations, the U.S. Department of Justice has reached settlements with two federal contractors accused of misrepresenting their compliance with mandatory security requirements. The settlements, announced on July 31, 2025, highlight the DOJ’s increasing focus on cybersecurity enforcement under the False Claims Act and…
Australia’s election watchdog is seeking expanded enforcement capabilities and formal standards for social media platforms to combat disinformation ahead of the 2025 federal election, citing growing concerns about the integrity of Australia’s information ecosystem. In a statement released yesterday, the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) called for new legislative powers that…
Social Media Analysis Reveals Dominant Narratives in Climate Debate A comprehensive analysis of Twitter data has uncovered significant patterns in climate-related discourse, with “climate control” emerging as the most prevalent search term. This finding indicates widespread discussion around narratives of political control over climate issues, according to researchers who examined…
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The U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem issued a forceful rebuke Monday addressing what it describes as widespread misinformation regarding American policy toward the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza. The statement comes amid escalating tensions and growing international concern over the deteriorating conditions facing Palestinian civilians. “We are deeply troubled by the spread of false information regarding the United States’ position on humanitarian assistance to Gaza,” the Embassy statement read. “Let us be absolutely clear: The United States has been and remains the largest donor of humanitarian aid to Palestinians in Gaza.” According to embassy officials, the U.S. has contributed over $230…
The growing threat of climate disinformation continues to hamper global efforts to address climate change, according to experts tracking the deliberate spread of false information across media platforms and political discourse. Climate disinformation involves the intentional distribution of false or misleading information about climate change, specifically designed to sow doubt,…
Illumina Agrees to $9.8 Million Settlement Over Medical Device Cybersecurity Allegations In a landmark cybersecurity enforcement action, biotechnology company Illumina Inc. has agreed to pay $9.8 million plus interest to resolve allegations that it misrepresented compliance with federal cybersecurity requirements for medical device software, the U.S. Department of Justice announced…
London’s Westminster Menswear (WM) College has announced its departure from Twitter/X amid growing concerns about the platform’s role in spreading disinformation. The decision comes during a week when UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak publicly criticized X’s chief executive Elon Musk, accusing the platform of enabling those who “spread lies and…
In an electrifying “Unc Bowl” that captivated NFL fans across the country, the Cincinnati Bengals and Pittsburgh Steelers delivered an unexpected offensive showcase during Thursday Night Football. The matchup featured a surprising quarterback duel between veterans Aaron Rodgers and Joe Flacco, both over 40 years old, who combined for an…
U.S. Military Seeks AI Systems for Overseas Propaganda Operations U.S. Special Operations Command is planning to harness artificial intelligence for international propaganda campaigns, according to documents reviewed by The Intercept. The military branch aims to develop machine learning systems that can “influence foreign target audiences” and “suppress dissenting arguments” without…
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Trump’s Claims About Tylenol and Autism Lack Scientific Consensus, Experts Say In a highly anticipated press conference on September 22, President Donald Trump made controversial claims about acetaminophen (Tylenol), pregnancy, and autism that have drawn immediate pushback from medical experts and professional organizations. Trump, who had billed the event as…
The global iron ore market remained buoyant this week as Chinese steel mills continued robust purchasing despite fluctuating domestic demand signals. Prices at major ports maintained their upward trajectory, with benchmark 62% iron content fines reaching $126.40 per tonne, representing a 2.3% increase from the previous week. Industry analysts attribute…
As the 2020 U.S. presidential election approaches, researchers are increasingly concerned about the threat of social media manipulation, a problem that has plagued democratic processes since 2016. Two MIT professors have proposed a comprehensive research framework designed to measure, analyze, and defend against this growing threat to electoral integrity. MIT…
AI Makes Spotting Fake News More Challenging Than Ever Identifying misinformation in your social media feed has always been difficult. Now, with artificial intelligence tools becoming increasingly sophisticated, that challenge has reached new heights. Fake news has long been prevalent across social media platforms. Previously, it appeared as misleading posts,…
The Digital Doctors: Medical Professionals Combat Health Misinformation Online Dr. Betsy Grunch has spent 13 years operating on brains and spines as a neurosurgeon in Georgia. But since 2020, she’s added another dimension to her professional life – content creator. Known to her combined 3.8 million followers on Instagram and…
In the wake of the 2024 presidential election, the United States faces a sobering new reality: technology-enhanced misinformation campaigns have become a permanent fixture in the democratic process, according to experts studying the intersection of technology and elections. Daniel Trielli, an assistant professor of media and democracy at the University…
The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has reaffirmed its commitment to combating misinformation and disinformation in the digital space following a two-day training workshop for media practitioners from the Bono, Bono East, and Ahafo Regions. Bernard Ato Otabil, Director of Communications at the central bank, emphasized that the proliferation of false…
Project 2025: Trump’s Blueprint for Dismantling the Administrative State In the months since returning to office, President Donald Trump has aggressively implemented key recommendations from Project 2025, a conservative policy manual that he publicly distanced himself from during his presidential campaign. Despite Trump’s claims that he knew “nothing about Project…
Vanderbilt Researchers Uncover Sophisticated AI-Driven Propaganda Operations Academic researchers have issued an urgent call to action regarding the convergence of artificial intelligence, open-source intelligence, and influence campaigns that serve hostile state objectives. This warning comes from Vanderbilt University researchers Brett V. Benson and Brett J. Goldstein, who recently detailed their…
In a significant development, Swedish officials are investigating climate activist Greta Thunberg’s allegations of mistreatment during her detention in Israel, after diplomatic records appear to contradict her public claims. The Swedish Foreign Ministry revealed that internal communications indicate Thunberg did not report physical abuse when consular officials visited her in…
Social Media Manipulation Poses Growing Threat to Democracy, Oxford Study Finds Social media manipulation campaigns have increased by 150% across the globe over the past two years, according to a new report from the Oxford Internet Institute, highlighting an alarming trend that researchers say threatens democratic processes worldwide. The University…
Instagram Extends Fact-Checking Program to Combat Misinformation Globally Facebook has rolled out a new feature enabling Instagram users worldwide to flag potentially false information, expanding efforts to tackle misinformation across its platforms. The tool, initially introduced to U.S. users in mid-August, represents part of a broader strategy to combat fake…