Protecting Truth in the Digital Age
We monitor, analyze, and combat disinformation to preserve the integrity of public discourse.
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The recovery efforts following Hurricane Helene in Western North Carolina have been marred by a concerning drift toward opaque governance. As a journalist who is mostly deaf, I have observed a disturbing pattern: state agencies are increasingly relying on ephemeral verbal communication—such as podcasts—while simultaneously scrubbing their own public digital…
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In recent days, the digital landscape has been saturated by a flurry of reports from various online outlets, most notably Breakingthenews.net, alleging that a significant number of military casualties occurred during operations in Kuwait. These claims spread like wildfire across social media platforms, fueled by sensationalist headlines and the inherent anxiety that accompanies any news concerning military personnel stationed in volatile regions. For families of those serving abroad and for the general public, such reports are understandably alarming, triggering an immediate and visceral reaction to the prospect of lives lost in the line of duty. As these rumors began to…
The territorial integrity of the Philippines is facing a fresh wave of psychological pressure, this time manifesting in the form of academic posturing rather than just maritime encounters. Senator Erwin Tulfo recently sounded the alarm over disturbing assertions made by Chinese scholars during a symposium held on June 30th. These academics went so far as to label the northernmost Philippine province of Batanes as a “natural geographical extension” of Taiwan—the island nation that Beijing itself claims as its own territory. For Tulfo, this isn’t just an eccentric academic debate; it is a calculated expansion of a dangerous narrative. He rightly…
