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Trump urges voters to flip their ballots after 'can I change my vote?' trends on Twitter
"The answer in most states is YES. Go do it."
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Did the Disinformation Governance Board originate in a D.C. think tank?
An Atlantic Council report, many of whose ideas have been implemented by the Biden DHS, called for prioritizing the fight against disinformation.
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Twenty attorneys general demand Mayorkas disband disinformation board, threaten lawsuit
Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares led the coalition of attorneys general sending a letter.
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Social media posts unmask anti-Trump sentiments of CIA officer who helped draft Russia intel report
CIA officer who says she led team that helped draft the intel community assessment on Russian meddling in 2016 election has embarked on a media tour to defend her work, exposing her anti-Trump sentiments.
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'Censorship-Industrial Complex' architect suggested tanking Tesla after Musk purchased Twitter
Tesla shareholders should be "really angry" at Musk for crossing regulators that demand more censorship, Stanford Internet Observatory leader said while warning Musk could cripple misinformation research.
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Final face-off: everything you need to know about the last Trump-Biden debate
One last chance before Election Day to see the candidates clash.
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'Uncle Tom II' uses neglected cell phone video to expose violent side of BLM media ignored
Documentary connects activist group to a Marxist ideology the filmmakers say does far more harm than good for black Americans.
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FBI opens 'grand conspiracy' probe on weaponization, opening door to special prosecutor
What did they know and when did they know it? Two secret documents regarding DOJ and FBI's Clinton-era antics could be key if Trump declassifies them.
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Legacy of Deception: Democrat-led, taxpayer-funded machine exposed anew for misleading Americans
False realities, untrue narratives and outright lies are putting the country on a whipsaw rollercoaster where truths are surfacing long after lies have affected elections or official actions, experts say. Even worse, it's paid for from public funds.
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Thought crimes? UK law blocking protesters from abortion clinics lead to arrests for silent prayer
"All I did was pray to God, in the privacy of my own mind," said a British military officer convicted in England this month for a so-called "though crime."