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 autumn of 2026, Ghana found itself caught in a strange and troubling story that began on social media and quickly spilled into courtrooms, police stations, and living rooms across the country. The name at the centre of it all was GhanaJollof, a TikTok personality whose anonymous-seeming account had…
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On a dim Thursday morning in one of Alaska’s most unforgiving stretches of water, a commercial fishing vessel named the F/V Oracle ran hard aground near the southern end of False Pass. For the five people aboard, that moment must have been sudden and terrifying—the shudder of steel meeting rock or sand, the tilting deck, the rush of cold wind, and the realization that they were far from any easy rescue. False Pass is not a place where help is just around the corner. It is a remote, windswept corridor between the Bering Sea and the Pacific Ocean, a place…
Jesup, Georgia, is not the kind of place where people expect to see their neighbors’ names in a state bureau news release. It is a quiet railroad town, a county seat where many residents have lived for generations, and where law enforcement officers are often the same faces you see at the grocery store, at Friday night football games, or in church pews on Sunday. When the Georgia Bureau of Investigation announced that two young women from Jesup, Trinity Bradley, 20, and Karlee Mooney, 18, had been arrested for allegedly fabricating a sexual assault claim against a Wayne County sheriff’s…
