Protecting Truth in the Digital Age
We monitor, analyze, and combat disinformation to preserve the integrity of public discourse.
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As Michigan heads into the heart of its 2026 election cycle, a familiar and long-debunked narrative has once again begun to circulate on social media. Despite the fact that Governor Gretchen Whitmer is term-limited and not on the ballot this year, viral posts are resurfacing claims from the 2022 midterm…
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The 2026 wildfire season in Canada has evolved into more than just a climate catastrophe; it has become a digital battleground. While northern communities face the harrowing reality of homes being reduced to ash, social media feeds have become cluttered with a relentless surge of misinformation. From AI-generated maps that misplace entire provinces to bizarre conspiracy theories involving “directed energy weapons,” the spread of false data is complicating the public’s ability to access life-saving information. This phenomenon, which experts now call “wildfire misinformation season,” has reached a boiling point where distinguishing between a legitimate evacuation alert and a fabrication is…
As the Bangsamoro region approaches its historic first parliamentary elections on September 14, 2026, the atmosphere is thick with both anticipation and uncertainty. While this milestone marks a pivotal shift in the region’s governance—moving from a traditional executive structure to a parliamentary system—the Commission on Elections (Comelec) is currently fighting an uphill battle against a tide of misinformation. Chairman George Garcia has been categorical in his stance, dismissing swirling rumors of a Supreme Court-ordered postponement as completely baseless. For the people of the Bangsamoro, these manufactured delays aren’t just rumors; they are a source of deep confusion that threatens to…
