Protecting Truth in the Digital Age

We monitor, analyze, and combat disinformation to preserve the integrity of public discourse.

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In the heart of the Surrey market town of Farnham, where the Georgian architecture stands as a quiet testament to centuries of measured, orderly living, a new kind of turbulence has taken root—one that thrives on digital whispers rather than physical disruption. The Leader of Waverley Borough Council has stepped forward into the eye of this storm, delivering a stern and deeply personal public rebuke following the proliferation of what he described as unequivocally “false and damaging” claims regarding the supposed transformation of a local hotel into a temporary asylum accommodation center. Weeks before the official statement, a tidal wave…

Here’s a humanized, six-paragraph summary of the content, written in a natural and approachable style. — Campaign commercials are supposed to highlight the differences between candidates, but the best ones are supposed to be built on facts. In Iowa’s open Senate race, that line is being tested hard. A new 30-second ad from the Democratic Senate Majority PAC (SMP) goes after Republican Representative Ashley Hinson and opens with a tone that sounds like a teacher trying to calm a noisy classroom: “Here are the facts.” That’s a bold way to start, especially when the facts don’t hold up. The ad…

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