Misinformation
Our 10 responsibilities as journalists covering a war on information - comment
Journalism can also function as a platform for advocating social change by highlighting underreported issues, amplifying marginalized voices, and pressuring for policy reform.
The fine line between truth and misinformation: What to know before you hit ‘share’
The new battleground: How Oct. 7 set a new standard, challenges for the media - opinion
New AI assistant launched to fight online antisemitism and misinformation
False victory: Why Hamas sells the illusion of triumph as Gaza lies in ruin - opinion
Hamas continues to sell the illusion of triumph, hoping the world will look past the devastation they have wrought. Don’t be fooled.
Wiki bans: Eight editors barred in Israeli-Palestinian edit wars
Of the editors banned from the topic area by the Arbitration Committee, six are from the pro-Palestinian camp and two from the pro-Israel camp.
Exaggeration and embellishment: Study shows user language distorts ChatGPT information
The results show that ChatGPT provides higher casualty figures when asked in the language of the attacked group.
US seizes over 30 websites used in massive Russian 'Doppelganger' disinformation campaign
The US Justice Department accused First Deputy Chief of Staff of the Presidential Executive Office Sergei Kiriyenko of using the domains to spread Russian government propaganda covertly.
Safeguarding global democracy against Iran's machinations - opinion
Iran's regime is actively disrupting the US presidential election process through cyber operations and misinformation to sway outcomes and undermine democracy.
Lebanon, Hezbollah run from responsibility for Majdal Shams massacre - analysis
In a rare move, Hezbollah and Lebanese officials deny involvement in the Majdal Shams child massacre, spreading misinformation to avoid backlash as evidence mounts against them.
Today's antisemitism could be more dangerous than ever - opinion
Despite the grim times, there is room for hesitant optimism.
People are more likely to avoid the news as concerns on misinformation grow, study finds
The study found that politically conservative people were less likely to engage with news at all when concerns over misinformation arose
Combating misinformation: Safeguarding families amid crisis - opinion
Tragically, we all know that eventually, the information will emerge. But that information must be allowed to be shared only once it has been properly vetted and delivered.
Fake sexually explicit online images of Taylor Swift alarm White House
Fake sexually explicit images of Swift proliferated across social media this week, including one image shared on X, formerly Twitter.
The social media battlefront of the Israel-Hamas War - opinion
Social media is where more and more people are turning for their news. Unfortunately, these feeds are notorious for hosting an abundance of misinformation and false narratives.