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The spread of misinformation about COVID-19 on social media and its potential to create mass panic.
The record shows engaged in repeated communications with social media companies about misinformation and public-health risks, and Republicans have characterized those exchanges as coercive or tantamou...
Between 2020 and 2025 multiple plaintiffs sued Fox News over alleged election- and COVID‑19‑related falsehoods: the major, widely reported plaintiffs were Dominion Voting Systems (which filed in 2021 ...
Media coverage has both inflated and punctured moral panics about the and adjacent online phenomena: sensational headlines and repetition have amplified fear by linking anonymity to terrorism, child a...
Social media attribution practices — loose linking, resharing without context, and visible social endorsements — create fertile ground for by making anecdote look like evidence and amplifying trust in...
Yes. Multiple social platforms applied warning labels to or removed specific COVID-19 posts and briefly froze or deleted tweets tied to pandemic-related statements, actions that later became the subje...
There is no single, authoritative tally in the provided reporting for how many First Amendment lawsuits were filed against the Biden administration between 2021 and 2024; the record in sources centers...
Human and veterinary ivermectin often contain the same active molecule, ivermectin, but they differ markedly in formulation type, concentration, approved indications, excipients and regulatory evaluat...
Odysee’s News page is part of a decentralized, blockchain-backed video platform that markets itself as a free-speech alternative to YouTube . Independent analysts and major news investigations flag Od...
Meta’s recent decision to end its third‑party fact‑checking program and lean on community notes marks a major shift in how misinformation may be labeled on its platforms, a move critics say undermines...