In a world where the scroll has become a reflex and the notification a constant companion, the line between real and fake has blurred in ways that affect not just how we see the world, but how we treat each other. That is why the recent warning from the Cybercrime Unit at the Public Security Directorate is so important, and why it deserves more than a passing glance before we move on to the next meme or video. The unit has drawn attention to a troubling reality: fake and suspicious pages and accounts are circulating online, some of them operated…

Every lawsuit begins as a story, but this one began as a story about a story. It started with an article in The Wall Street Journal, a birthday book linked to Jeffrey Epstein, and a handwritten letter that the newspaper said bore President Donald Trump’s name. It ended, at least for now, with a federal judge in Miami throwing out a $20 billion defamation case in language that left no room for doubt. U.S. District Judge Darrin Gayles issued a 20-page ruling on Saturday dismissing the lawsuit with prejudice, meaning it cannot be refiled in his court. The case is…