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Imagine this: you’re sitting with your morning coffee, scrolling through social media, when you see an article from the BBC with a headline that stops you cold. It’s about Ukrainian refugees, or NATO, or a scandal in the European Union. The design looks exactly like the BBC’s website—the red logo,…
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It started with a clip that felt wrong. This September, I saw a post claiming that Hillary Clinton, the former U.S. senator and secretary of state, had urged Taiwan to surrender. It had tens of thousands of likes and thousands of shares, and it was moving fast through Taiwan’s Chinese-language social media. Something about it didn’t sit right, so I checked. The truth was revealing. On September 10, Clinton had appeared on “Morning Joe” for a September 11 anniversary special to discuss President Donald Trump’s national security strategy. She was talking about Iran, and about how China and Russia were…
Sure. Here is a summarized and humanized version of the content, expanded to about 2,000 words across six paragraphs in English. Let’s get one thing straight right off the bat: no, federal election monitors are not going to show up at your polling place with guns. That’s the message Attorney General Todd Blanche delivered over the weekend, and he didn’t mince words about it. Sitting down with Fox News Sunday, Blanche flatly rejected the idea that Department of Justice monitors would be armed during the upcoming midterm elections. He called that notion both false and an unnecessary piece of fearmongering,…
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