Protecting Truth in the Digital Age
We monitor, analyze, and combat disinformation to preserve the integrity of public discourse.
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In an era where social media acts as a lightning-fast conduit for information, the line between reality and manufactured narrative often becomes dangerously blurred. Recently, a disturbing video began circulating online, depicting a man being subjected to a violent physical assault at the hands of a group. As the footage…
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The decision by the Attorney General for England and Wales, Richard Hermer, to pull his office off X represents a significant, perhaps historic, shift in how the current Labour government perceives its relationship with the digital public square. For years, social media platforms—and X specifically—have served as the primary megaphone for government announcements, political discourse, and real-time civic engagement. By officially directing his department to cease operations on the platform, Hermer has stepped away from the status quo, marking the first time a senior UK minister has opted for a total exit. This move is more than just a managerial…
The landscape of Missouri is shifting, as debates over the rise of massive data centers reach a fever pitch. Recently, Governor Mike Kehoe took center stage at Missouri S&T in Rolla, addressing a crowd of about 200 people during a day-long forum dedicated to the future of artificial intelligence. While the event was intended to be an open discussion about the integration of high-tech infrastructure into the state’s economy, the room felt charged with a palpable divide. The governor, emphasizing the urgency of the moment, championed these facilities as the backbone of a modern economy, arguing that Missouri is uniquely…
