Protecting Truth in the Digital Age
We monitor, analyze, and combat disinformation to preserve the integrity of public discourse.
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Théodore Cazals was scrolling through Facebook one evening when he came across an image that stopped him cold. On a rain-soaked road, two young children sat beside a birthday cake. The rain was coming down hard, and the children looked emaciated, their cheekbones sharp against their skin. A handwritten sign…
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Diwali is a time of lights, sweets, and family gatherings, but for thousands of workers and employees in Noida, this festive season also brings financial pressure and hope for a little extra support. That hope was tested when a message began spreading on social media, claiming that the Supreme Court of India had ordered every government department and private company to pay a mandatory Diwali bonus of ₹5,100 along with salaries by November 5. The message moved fast, from one phone to another, through WhatsApp groups and Facebook pages, creating a powerful mix of excitement, confusion, and anger. Many workers…
Let’s be honest: there’s something almost comical about the gap between the fire-breathing Democrats you see on the campaign trail and the cautious, clipboard-carrying Democrats described in the New York Times’ much-discussed article about what the party would actually do if it wins back Congress. You’d think from the rallies that the country is on the verge of a revolution. But according to aides to House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, the real plan is less “burn it all down” and more “put it back the way it was.” Party insiders may be promising activists a “shock-and-awe legislative sprint” behind closed…
