Protecting Truth in the Digital Age
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Every great technological leap has forced humanity to reconsider what it means to know something to be true. The printing press made books cheap and abundant, but it also made it easier to spread falsehoods. Radio brought the world into people’s living rooms, yet it could also be used as…
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Monday night at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium arrives with a familiar tension, the kind that builds when a club knows it cannot afford another misstep. Tottenham have had a bumpy start to this season, and their last two league outings have left a complicated taste in the mouth: a 2-3 home defeat to Aston Villa that exposed defensive fragilities, followed by a 1-1 draw at Old Trafford that showed spirit and invention but not enough ruthlessness. Now Coventry City come to north London, and Roberto De Zerbi’s side have to prove that they can manage adversity, handle expectation, and still…
In the heart of New Delhi, where protest has long been a living, breathing tradition, another kind of battle is now unfolding—one that is fought not with slogans and barricades, but with shares, reposts, and algorithm-fueled outrage. The Delhi Police has waded into this digital chaos with a striking announcement: they have identified more than thirty-seven social media accounts that are allegedly spreading misinformation, rumors, and fabricated videos connected to the ongoing SIR protests. Among those flagged, seventeen are said to be linked to right-wing groups. This is not just a police statistic; it is a reflection of how deeply…
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