Protecting Truth in the Digital Age
We monitor, analyze, and combat disinformation to preserve the integrity of public discourse.
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It’s a tough time for the Maryland Thoroughbred Horsemen’s Association (MTHA) as they navigate through a storm of misinformation and internal disagreements. Recently, a significant amount of inaccurate information has been swirling around, especially concerning the MTHA’s recent bylaw amendments and the new proposals put forth by John J. Robb,…
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It’s tough being in the public eye, especially when misinformation starts flying around. Just ask Senator Ronald “Bato” Dela Rosa from the Philippines. Recently, a storm brewed online, not about something he did, but about something several Facebook accounts claimed the Supreme Court did regarding him. This isn’t just a simple mix-up; it’s a big deal because it involves the International Criminal Court (ICC) and potential legal action against the Senator. The core of the problem? Four specific Facebook accounts and pages—KaChizmaze, Booc TVs, Cris Lademora, and Lenny Quirz/Linie Quirong—allegedly started spreading a story that the Philippine Supreme Court had…
In the whirlwind world of professional sports, where emotions run high and every glance, every word, every gesture is scrutinized under a microscopic lens, a small exchange can quickly balloon into a controversy. This was precisely what happened recently with the Indiana Fever, specifically involving head coach Stephanie White and the league’s burgeoning star, Caitlin Clark. After a tough 100-84 loss to the Portland Fire, a game where Clark struggled, scoring only six points and hitting just one of seven shots from the field, frustrations evidently boiled over. A video snippet of White and Clark having a heated sideline conversation…
