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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The central tension of modern warfare is no longer just about who controls the territory, but who controls the narrative. CENTCOM’s recent reliance on a “CLAIM vs. TRUTH” model of rapid-response social media verification represents a significant departure from traditional military public affairs. By attempting to serve as the ultimate arbiter of reality during an active conflict, the command has sought to seize the tactical high ground in the information war. However, this approach faces a fundamental structural problem: a warring party cannot simultaneously be a neutral judge. When success is measured by operational security and political narrative stability, the…
In a significant move to fortify Nigeria’s national security framework, the Office of the National Security Adviser (ONSA) and the Defence Headquarters (DHQ) have formally renewed their commitment to working closely with the Defence Correspondents Association of Nigeria (DECAN). This partnership, solidified during recent high-level meetings in Abuja between the association’s leadership and top government officials, is rooted in the shared belief that national stability is not just a military endeavor, but an information-based one. By syncing their efforts, both the security agencies and the media aim to build a robust information environment that fosters public trust, counters the dangerous…
