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Social media users have been spreading false claims that former Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio, recently pardoned by President Donald Trump, is now employed as an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer. The unfounded allegations have gained traction amid ongoing tensions in Minneapolis following the fatal shooting of Renee Good…

Norwegian Cruise Lines Charges Hawaii’s Green Fee Despite Court Injunction Norwegian Cruise Lines has begun charging passengers Hawaii’s transient accommodations tax (TAT) and the new environmental “green fee,” despite a court order preventing state officials from collecting these taxes from cruise operators, creating confusion and controversy among travelers. Dallas resident…

Varanasi Police Take Action Against Misinformation on Manikarnika Ghat Project Police officials in Varanasi have filed eight separate cases against individuals who allegedly circulated artificial intelligence-generated images and false claims regarding the redevelopment work at the sacred Manikarnika Ghat. The cases target those accused of deliberately spreading misleading visual content…

UN Chief Condemns International Law Violations, Wealth Inequality in Final Year Address The United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres delivered a scathing rebuke of global powers on Thursday, criticizing countries that violate international law and condemning the concentration of wealth among the world’s richest 1% as “morally indefensible.” Speaking to the…

YouTube Expands Monetization Rules for Sensitive Content, Offering Creators New Revenue Opportunities YouTube has rolled out significant changes to its advertiser-friendly content guidelines, opening new revenue streams for creators who address sensitive topics in their videos. The update, which took effect Tuesday, allows full monetization of videos covering controversial issues…

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In the battle against online falsehoods, factchecking has long been viewed as the primary defense. Yet mounting evidence suggests this approach often falls short, with people continuing to share and believe misinformation despite being presented with corrective facts. Recent research indicates that journalists who debunk claims actually lose reader trust compared to those who confirm them. More worryingly, factchecking can inadvertently amplify false information by repeating it to new audiences who might not have encountered it otherwise. Media scholar Alice Marwick’s research provides a framework for understanding why factchecking alone frequently fails. Her analysis reveals misinformation thrives through three interconnected…

A significant slowdown in the fentanyl crisis has emerged in recent months, offering a glimmer of hope in what has been one of America’s most devastating public health emergencies. After years of rapidly rising overdose deaths, preliminary data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows the first substantial…

CNN Anchor Clarifies Heated Exchange Over Immigration Enforcement Rhetoric During a tense segment on CNN NewsNight, anchor Abby Phillip intervened in a heated exchange between commentators discussing controversial recruitment tactics within U.S. immigration enforcement agencies. The debate erupted when New York Times columnist Charles Blow referenced a CNN analysis that…

Border Patrol Commander Defies Court Order, Vows Continued Tear Gas Use in Minneapolis Border Patrol commander Gregory Bovino declared Saturday that federal agents will continue using tear gas during Operation Metro Surge in Minneapolis, despite a federal judge’s ruling prohibiting such tactics against peaceful protesters. “We’re going to continue to…

The Czech Republic’s new coalition government, led by populist Prime Minister Andrej Babiš, secured a crucial confidence vote in Parliament on Thursday, marking a significant shift in the country’s political direction. Lawmakers voted 108-91 in favor of the administration, fulfilling the mandatory requirement for the government to take office. Babiš,…

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X’s new geolocation tool, “About This Account,” has revealed numerous politically influential accounts on the platform as potential false flag operations, raising significant concerns about the spread of misinformation across social media platforms. Launched in November 2025, the tool provides users with transparency by displaying accounts’ creation dates, operating locations,…

President Donald Trump has voiced support for ongoing protests in Iran, promising demonstrators that “help is on the way” in a recent post on his Truth Social platform. What began as economic protests has transformed into one of the most significant anti-government movements in Iran’s recent history. The demonstrations have…

The ongoing battle for democratic institutions is intensifying as America moves through the second half of 2023, characterized by political polarization and legislative gridlock that threatens to derail even widely supported initiatives under President Biden’s administration. Political analysts note that Senate Republicans continue to block Democratic legislative efforts despite many…

Donald Trump raised eyebrows during a recent campaign appearance when he revived his interest in Greenland, repeating several false claims while discussing Arctic security concerns. The former president, who first floated the idea of purchasing Greenland from Denmark during his administration in 2019, once again suggested the strategic importance of…

G7 Nations Threaten New Sanctions as Iran’s Protest Death Toll Exceeds 2,500 The Group of Seven (G7) nations issued a stark warning to Iran on Wednesday, threatening additional sanctions if the regime continues its violent suppression of nationwide protests that have reportedly claimed more than 2,500 lives. In a unified…

As the new year begins, many people consider adopting early-rising habits as part of self-improvement routines. However, sleep experts caution that forcing yourself to wake up early may not benefit everyone equally and could potentially harm your health depending on your natural sleep tendencies. Sleep specialists are increasingly challenging the…

Britain Set to Approve Controversial Chinese “Mega Embassy” Despite Security Concerns Britain’s government is expected to approve plans for a massive Chinese Embassy near London’s financial district, concluding years of political controversy over potential national security risks. The decision comes ahead of Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s anticipated visit to China,…

Americans Divided on Social Media’s Use of AI to Fight Misinformation About seven-in-ten Americans use social media platforms to connect with others, share aspects of their lives, and consume information. But the content they encounter is increasingly shaped not just by their own choices, but by sophisticated algorithms and artificial…

The Growing Crisis of Truth in Political Discourse The erosion of shared facts in political discourse has accelerated dramatically over the past decade, transforming from occasional broken promises into a systematic breakdown of consensus reality. While voters often attribute unfulfilled political commitments to personal dishonesty, the roots of this problem…

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