Protecting Truth in the Digital Age
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Adrian Fontes, Arizona’s Democratic secretary of state, is on a mission not unlike a public health campaign. He wants to inoculate voters against a virus—not a biological one but the misinformation that surges around every election. He created a website, arizona.vote, to provide reliable and accessible facts about how elections…
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Just days after a Massachusetts jury failed to reach a verdict in the murder trial of Lindsay Clancy, the man she once shared a life with has stepped forward to confront a different kind of attack. On Tuesday, September 8, 2026, Patrick Clancy’s attorney, Howard Cooper, announced that Clancy and his family have been enduring what he called a “relentless, escalating and destructive defamation campaign” since the mistrial. The underlying case is almost too painful to repeat, but it is necessary to understand the weight of what Patrick is carrying. Lindsay Clancy admitted to strangling her three young children—five-year-old Cora,…
When Paul Graham, the chief executive of Australia Post, sat down before Senate Estimates on 27 May, he repeated a number as though it were settled fact: Bank@Post, he said, was the only banking service in 183 towns. He said it first to Senator Sarah Henderson, assuring her that Australia Post was committed to keeping banking services in those communities. He said it again to Senator Malcolm Roberts, perhaps hoping the repetition would make it true. But the Australian Citizens Party, a political party that has spent years campaigning to protect post offices from closure, immediately recognised the claim for…
