Protecting Truth in the Digital Age
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In the starkest terms possible, the story of Congressman Max Miller (R-OH) exposes the chilling moral calculus that governs American politics today. Faced with serious, deeply troubling allegations of domestic abuse—reports that emerged with painful detail in the Daily Mail—one might expect a politician to face at least a modicum…
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Paragraph 1 When Weylin Gomez’s elderly relatives called him, their voices carried the kind of quiet panic that comes from realizing something precious has slipped away. They had lost ten thousand dollars in a cryptocurrency scam, and they were turning to the youngest person in the family, the one who worked with computers, the one they hoped might know a magic word or a secret button to reverse the damage. Gomez, a thirty-year-old IT manager from Washington, Pennsylvania, stood in the middle of his own ordinary day and felt the weight of their question: Can we get the money back?…
Elections Alberta usually operates like a quiet engine of democracy. It is not the kind of institution that calls a press conference to chase internet gossip, and it does not often ask for the public’s attention. But on Friday, Aug. 14, 2026, it did exactly that. Chief Electoral Officer Gordon McClure stepped forward to address what his office called a “significant volume of social media misinformation” around voter registration and the Voterlink online tool. With a referendum scheduled for Oct. 19, McClure said his team is monitoring “several streams” of false information, and the latest one is aimed at making…
