Protecting Truth in the Digital Age
We monitor, analyze, and combat disinformation to preserve the integrity of public discourse.
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Have you ever stopped scrolling through your feed, caught by an article that “bravely” questions a government project or paints a rosy picture as suspicious? It feels credible, even balanced, because it uses real names, real places, and factual events. But then you notice the subtle twist: a genuine fact…
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Your phone buzzes with a breaking-news alert: a Malaysian university student has been arrested for smuggling more than four kilogrammes of syabu into Indonesia. In the seconds it takes to read that first line, a whole story appears in your mind—a young person, a hidden stash, a dramatic takedown at a foreign ferry terminal. You might feel anger, disappointment, or fear. You might share the article with a friend before you have even finished reading it. But the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) has now stepped in to stop the story in its tracks. On Oct 14, Bukit Aman Narcotics Crime…
Paragraph 1 When people with developmental disabilities and their families identify problems with the systems meant to support them, what does it take to turn those concerns into meaningful change? It’s a question that can feel abstract, even bureaucratic, until it’s your own family, your own child, your own future. On Friday, Oct. 23, the UCLA Tarjan Center will bring that question into sharp focus during its 2026 Forum in Neurodevelopmental Disabilities, a free, virtual gathering designed to bridge the distance between lived experience and policymaking. Titled “From Advocacy to Action: Building Better Disability Services,” the forum will open with…
