Tensions between India and Pakistan are escalating online with misleading videos and images adding to the confusion.
Federal regulators are reviving an old rule to penalize broadcasters for distorting news, sparking First Amendment debates.
The California governor and the White House are feuding over handling protests in LA, with arrests being threatened.
Israeli forces seized a Gaza-bound aid boat, detaining Greta Thunberg and other activists enforcing the blockade.
New data reveals civic participation boosts confidence in democracy, especially among young voters, amid new bridging efforts.
Tom Thibodeau led the Knicks to the Eastern Conference finals but was fired. The team seeks a new direction for a title.
A man with a flamethrower shouted “Free Palestine” and attacked a group in Boulder, injuring eight people.
Hamas seeks changes to a U.S. ceasefire proposal for Gaza, calling it biased, as negotiations face new hurdles.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced the U.S. will revoke visas for Chinese students in critical fields, increasing scrutiny.
An old rumor about Pete Buttigieg resurfaces on TikTok, fueled by fake newspaper tools that spread misinformation rapidly.
American universities have been key partners in the nation’s defense and tech advancement for over 80 years, with $60B in R&D.
Online posts often use false attribution to manipulate public opinion, linking quotes or images to stir emotions and divide.
