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The spread of false information about election fraud on YouTube and other platforms.
connected to people in ’s Somali diaspora are real: federal prosecutors and state investigators have charged and convicted many defendants and say hundreds of millions to as much as billions of dollar...
YouTube is a vast mixer of high-quality national‑affairs journalism and repeatable vectors for misinformation, so the simple question “Are national affairs on YouTube accurate?” has a mixed answer: ma...
Prominent creators have repeatedly accused of , pointing to demonetizations, removals and permanent bans of high-profile channels as proof, and citing policy enforcement against and election-related c...
"" propagated through a mixture of long-form video, short-form clips, forum threads and sympathetic podcasts, with mainstream platforms—especially —serving as the primary initial amplifier and newer "...