Protecting Truth in the Digital Age

We monitor, analyze, and combat disinformation to preserve the integrity of public discourse.

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The British government is currently exploring a significant regulatory shift that could fundamentally change how we interact with social media. Under new proposals led by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport, platforms like Facebook, YouTube, and TikTok may soon be legally required to prioritize “trusted” news sources—such as the BBC, ITV, and Channel 4—at the top of our feeds and search results. This move is framed as a critical intervention to ensure that verified, high-quality journalism cuts through the noise of the digital age, effectively creating a “slow lane” for misinformation and a “fast lane” for reputable reporting. It…

The recent controversy surrounding the newly renovated Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool has escalated into a dramatic legal standoff, with former President Donald Trump announcing his intention to sue ABC News. This development stems from a heated disagreement over how the network reported on the visible damage that appeared at the site mere days after its much-publicized unveiling. For Trump, the integrity of his $16 million project is not just a matter of infrastructure; it has become a symbolic battlefield where he feels his administration’s accomplishments are being unfairly maligned by a media outlet he has long categorized as hostile. The…

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